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They are of cially established style guides, particularly their citation systems (e.g., in-text parenthetical citations, superscript numbers with numbered references or foot/end notes). In publishing nursing research and scholarship, APA style tends to prevail, although AMA style (or Modi ed Vancouver) is also used. Nicoll et al. (2018) found that of the 245 journals in the Directory of Nursing Journals, 142 (70%) used APA style and 55 (23%) used AMA.
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