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CITATIONS IN THE TEXT
Citations should be numbered consecutively, according to the order in which they are presented in the text. They should be identified by superscript Arabic numbers.
Example:
According to Teixeira1
According to Schraiber2 ...
Specific cases of citations:
1 Reference with more than two authors: in the body of the text, only the name of the first author should be cited, followed by the expression "et al."
2 Literal citations: These should be inserted in the paragraph between quotation marks (Double quotation marks), and accompanied by the citation page in parentheses, with the point at the end.
Example:
Starting from this relation, we can affirm that the nature of educational work corresponds to "[...] the act of producing, directly and intentionally, in each singular individual, the humanity produced historically and collectively by all men" 2 (p. 13).
Notes
If the quote comes with double quotation marks in the original text, replace them by the apostrophe or single quotation marks.
Example:
"The 'Uniform Requirements' (Vancouver style) are largely based on the style standards of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), adapted by the NLM” 1 (p. 47).
At the end of a quote the punctuation mark will be inside the quotation marks if the sentence begins and ends with quotation marks.
Example:
"We are, therefore, in a context where, as Gramsci said, it is a struggle between the new who wants to be born and the old man who does not want to leave the scene." 9 (p.149)
When the phrase is not complete within the quotation marks, the punctuation should be outside the quotation marks.
Example:
In CFM's view, "there has never been such a violent aggression against the category and against the assistance offered to the population" (p.3).
3 Literal citation of more than three lines: in a paragraph inset from the text (with a one-line space before and after it), with 4cm indentation on the left side, without quotation marks, and accompanied by the citation page in parentheses (after the citation punctuation).
Example:
This meeting has expanded and evolved into the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE), and has established the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Presented to Biomedical Journals: the Vancouver Style 2. 2 (p. 42)
Note
Citation fragment in text
- use bracket: [...] we found some flaws in the system [...] when we re-read the manuscript, but nothing could be done [...].
REFERENCES (Transcribed and adapted from Pizzani L, Silva RC, Feb 2014; Jeorgina GR, 2008)
All the authors cited in the text should appear among the references listed at the end of the manuscript, in numerical order, following the general standards of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE).
The names of the journals should be abbreviated in accordance with the style used in Index Medicus.
The references should be aligned only with the left margin and, so as to identify the document, with single spacing and separated from each other by a double space.
The punctuation should follow the international standards and should be uniform for all the references:
Leave one space after a full stop/period.
Leave one space after a semicolon.
Leave one space after a colon.
When the reference occupies more than one line, restart in the first position.
EXAMPLES
BOOK
Author(s) of the book. Title of the book. Edition (number of the edition). City of publication: Publishing house; Year of publication.
Example:
Schraiber LB. O médico e suas interações: a crise dos vínculos de confiança. 4a ed. São Paulo: Hucitec; 2008.
* Up to six authors, separated by commas, followed by "et al.", if this number is exceeded.
** Without indicating the number of pages.
Note
. If the author is an entity:
SÃO PAULO (Estado). Secretaria do Meio Ambiente. Manjuba (ancharella lepidentostole) no rio Ribeira de Iguape. São Paulo: Ibama; 1990.
. In the case of series and collections:
Example: Migliori R. Paradigmas e educação. São Paulo: Aquariana; 1993 (Visão do futuro, v. 1).
BOOK CHAPTER
Author(s) of the chapter. Title of the chapter. In: name(s) of the author(s) or editor(s). Title of the book. Edition (number). City of publication: Publishing house; Year of publication. First-last page of the chapter.
Examples:
- Book author is the same as the author of the chapter:
Hartz ZMA, organizador. Avaliação em saúde: dos modelos conceituais à prática na análise da implantação dos programas. Rio de Janeiro: Fiocruz; 1997. p. 19-28.
- Book author is different from the author of the chapter:
Cyrino, EG, Cyrino AP. A avaliação de habilidades em saúde coletiva no internato e na prova de Residência Médica na Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu - Unesp. In: Tibério IFLC, Daud-Galloti RM, Troncon LEA, Martins MA, organizadores. Avaliação prática de habilidades clínicas em Medicina. São Paulo: Atheneu; 2012. p. 163-72.
* Up to six authors, separated by commas, followed by "et al.", if this number is exceeded.
** It is obligatory to indicate the first and last pages of the chapter, at the end of the reference.
ARTICLE IN JOURNAL
Author(s) of the article. Title of the article. Abbreviated title of the journal. Date of publication; volume (number/supplement): first-last page of the article.
Examples:
Teixeira RR. Modelos comunicacionais e práticas de saúde. Interface (Botucatu). 1997; 1(1):7-40.
Ortega F, Zorzanelli R, Meierhoffer LK, Rosário CA, Almeida CF, Andrada BFCC, et al. A construção do diagnóstico do autismo em uma rede social virtual brasileira. Interface (Botucatu). 2013; 17(44):119-32.
* Up to six authors, separated by commas, followed by "et al.", if this number is exceeded.
** It is obligatory to indicate the first and last pages of the article, at the end of the reference.
DISSERTATION AND THESIS
Author. Title of study [type]. City (State): Institution where it was presented; year when study was defended.
Examples:
Macedo LM. Modelos de Atenção Primária em Botucatu-SP: condições de trabalho e os significados de Integralidade apresentados por trabalhadores das unidades básicas de saúde [thesis]. Botucatu (SP): Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu; 2013.
Martins CP. Possibilidades, limites e desafios da humanização no Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) [dissertation]. Assis (SP): Universidade Estadual Paulista; 2010.
PAPER PRESENTED AT SCIENTIFIC EVENT
Author(s) of the study. Title of the study presented. In: editor(s) responsible for the event (if applicable). Title of the event: Proceedings or Annals of ... title of the event; date of the event; city and country of the event. City of publication: Publishing house; Year of publication. First-last page.
Example:
Paim JS. O SUS no ensino médico: retórica ou realidade [Internet]. In: Anais do 33° Congresso Brasileiro de Educação Médica; 1995; São Paulo, Brazil. São Paulo: Associação Brasileira de Educação Médica; 1995. p. 5 [accessed Oct 30, 2013]. Available at:www.google.com.br
* When the study has been consulted online, mention the data of access (abbreviated month and day followed by comma, year) and the electronic address: Available at: http://www......
LEGAL DOCUMENT
Title of the law (or bill of law, or code...), publication data (city and date of publication).
Examples:
Constituição (1988). Constituição da República Federativa do Brasil. Brasília, DF: Senado Federal; 1988.
Lei n° 8.080, de 19 de Setembro de 1990. Dispõe sobre as condições para a promoção, proteção e recuperação da saúde, a organização e o funcionamento dos serviços correspondentes e dá outras providências. Diário Oficial da União, 19 Set 1990.
*This follows the standards recommended in NBR 6023 of the Brazilian Technical Standards Association (ABNT, 2002), with its graphical standard adapted to the Vancouver Style.
CRITICAL REVIEW
Author(s). Place: Publishing house, year. Review of: Author(s). Title of the study. Journal. Year;v(n):first-last page.
Example:
Borges KCS, Estevão A, Bagrichevsky M. Rio de Janeiro: Fiocruz, 2010. Resenha de: Castiel LD, Guilam MC, Ferreira MS. Correndo o risco: uma introdução aos riscos em saúde. Interface (Botucatu). 2012;16(43):1119-21.
ARTICLE IN NEWSPAPER
Author of the article. Title of the article. Name of the newspaper. Date; Section: page (column).
Example:
Gadelha C, Mundel T. Inovação brasileira, impacto global. Folha de São Paulo. 2013 Nov 12; Opinião:A3.
LETTER TO EDITOR
Author [letters]. Journal (City). Year;v(n.):first-last page.
Example:
Bagrichevsky M, Estevão A. [letters]. Interface (Botucatu). 2012;16(43):1143-4.
PUBLISHED INTERVIEW
When the interview consists of questions and answers, the entry is always according to the interviewee.
Example:
Yrjö Engeström. A Teoria da Atividade Histórico-Cultural e suas contribuições à Educação, Saúde e Comunicação [interview conducted by Lemos M, Pereira-Querol MA, Almeida, IM]. Interface (Botucatu). 2013;715-29.
When the interviewer transcribes the interview, the entry is always according to the interviewer.
Example:
Lemos M, Pereira-Querol MA, Almeida, IM. A Teoria da Atividade Histórico-Cultural e suas contribuições à Educação, Saúde e Comunicação [interview with Yrjö Engeström]. Interface (Botucatu). 2013:715-29.
ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT
Author(s). Title [Internet]. City of publication: Publishing house; date of publication [date of access with the expression "accessed"]. Address of the website with the expression "Available at:"
With page numbering:
Wagner CD, Persson PB. Chaos in cardiovascular system: an update. Cardiovasc Res. [Internet],1998 [accessed Jun 20, 1999]; 40. Available at: http://www.probe.br/science.html.
Without page numbering:
Abood S. Quality improvement initiative in nursing homes: the ANA acts in an advisory role. Am J Nurs [Internet]. 2002 Jun [accessed Aug 12, 2002];102(6):[about 1 p.]. Available at: http://www.nursingworld.org/AJN/2002/june/Wawatch.htmArticle
* The authors should check whether the electronic addresses (URLs) cited in the text are still active.
Note
.If the reference includes the DOI, this should be maintained. Only in this case (when the citation was taken from SciELO, the DOI always comes with it; in other cases, not always).
Other examples can be found at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/uniform_requirements.html
OTHERS COMMENTS
Titles and subtitles
1 Title of the manuscript - in bold, with the first letter in upper case
2 Section titles (Introduction, Methodology, Results, Final considerations ...) - in bold, with only the first letter in upper case
3 When there is subdivision in the section mark as [subtitle],
4 If this subdivision still has another subdivision: tick [sub-subtitle] and so on.
Note
.Delete automatic numbers and bookmarks before titles and subtitles.
Example: 1 Introduction, 2 Methodology ...It is only Introduction, Methodology ...
Keywords
Only the first letter in the upper case, the rest in the lower case. Endpoint between keywords.
Footnotes
1 Footnote linked to the title of the text must be marked with an asterisk (*) at the end of the title.
2 Authors' information should be indicated as a footnote, beginning with (a), indicated in parentheses.
Note
.These notes should be short because of the restricted space on the cover page of the paper.
3 In the body of the text footnotes should follow the sequence that begins on the cover page (if the text has two authors, for example, the first footnote of the text should be (c)).
Note
.Footnotes should be brief, used only when necessary.
Highlight of words or excerpts in the text
Must be enclosed in quotation marks (double quotation marks).
Interface does not use bold or italic for highlighting.
Italic is only used for spelling foreign words.
The highlights in quotation marks should be succinct, used only when necessary.
Use of capital or lowercase letter (based on: FRITSCHER, Carlos Cezar et al., Medical Emergency Manual, Porto Alegre: EDIPUCRS, 2002, p 468.)
It is used capital letter:
1 At the beginning of period or citation.
2 In the names of the celestial bodies: Saturn, Sun, Mars, Milky Way.
Note
.Lowercase letter is used in cases such as the following: space age, nuclear era, pre-industrial era, etc.
3 In the names of the cardinal and collateral points when they indicate the great regions of Brazil of the world: South, Northeast.
Note
.When designating directions or when they are used as an adjective, they are written with lowercase: the northeast of Rio Grande do Norte.
4 In the word state, when personified or individualized: the State, the Nation (Brazil)
5 In the pronouns of treatment and in their abbreviations: Your Excellency, Lord, Mrs.
Note
.Lowercase is used in the designation of professions and position of occupants: president, minister, senator, secretary, pope, director, coordinator, lawyer, professor, dean.
6 In acronyms:
Can be pronounced by the letters (UFGRS, UFF, OMS): all in capital letter.
If pronounceable as word (Unesp, Unicef ...): only the first letter in capital letter. Exceptions: ONU, UEL, USP.
Note
.When using acronym, first write in length and then the acronym, in parentheses.
7 In the first letter of words that indicate official dates and names of facts or historical epochs, religious festivals, solemn acts and great public or institutional undertakings: September 7th, Middle Ages, Divine Feast, Christmas Day.
8 In the first letter of words that indicate names of disciplines of a curriculum or examination: History of Education, Psychology, Exam of the Order.
9 In the first letter of words that indicate areas of knowledge, institutions and religions: Collective Health, Epidemiology, Medicine, Nursing, Education, History, Social Sciences, Ministry of Health, Municipal Health Secretariat, Christianity.
10 In the first letter of words that indicate names of laws, decrees, official acts or diplomas: Copyright Law 9,609.
11 In the first letter of all the elements of a compound proper name, united by hyphen: Pro-Rectory of Undergraduate, Graduate in Finances.
12 In the first letter of words that indicate names of events (courses, lectures, conferences, symposia, fairs, parties, exhibitions, etc.): International Symposium on Epilepsy; Paulista Conference of Radiology, Brazilian Congress of Soils.
13 In the first letter of words that indicate names of several sectors of an administration or institution: Rectory, Pro-Rectory of University Extension, Legal Advice, Departmental Council, Department of Journalism, University Pastoral Center.
14 In the first letter of words that indicate geographical accidents and their denomination: Antas River, Sea Mountain, Persian Gulf, Cape of Good Hope, Atlantic Ocean.
15 In the first letter of words that indicate public street names: Faria Lima Avenue, Madalena Street, Trianon Park, Michelangelo Square.
Low cash is used:
1 In the designation of professions and occupants of office: president, minister, senator, secretary, pope, director, coordinator, lawyer, professor, dean.
2 In cases such as the following: space age, nuclear age, pre-industrial age, etc.
Use of numerals
Write out:
- from zero to nine;
- tens and hundreds "full": ten patients; Twenty cars; Three hundred people; Eighty students, six hundred inmates ...
- approximate amount: There were about four hundred students.
- units of high order: The great São Paulo has about twenty million inhabitants.
Write in numeric numerals:
- from the number 11;
- when followed by standard units: 10cm; 6l; 600m.
Use of cardinals numbers
Write out:
- from zero to ten.
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