Reference manager programs

Leading reference management programs include EndNote, Reference Manager, ProCite, RefWorks, and Biblioscape. EndNote, Reference Manager, and... 

The text file can be read on any word-processor and searched in the usual way, and it can also be imported into other reference-managing programs (Refer, BibIX, ProCite, Reference Manager, etc). The EndNote library provides more flexibility than the textfile the individual fields (author, title, abstract, keywords, notes etc.) can be searched and edited, and the program also automatically compiles the bibliography of a paper. A demonstration program can be downloaded from www.endnote.co.uk. 

The Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) has identified twelve elements that must be part of any chemical process safety management program [5]. Application of these elements specifically to plant operations has also been defined [6]. Because of the critical importance of these twelve elements, they are listed here as follows for reference ... 

Denise LeBlanc is the Group Leader for the Marine Sciences Group and the Manager of the Certified Reference Materials Program at the Institute for Marine Biosciences (IMB) of the National Research Council of Canada. The Certified Reference Materials Program manufactures instrument calibration standards and certified reference materials for shellfish toxins, PCBs, PACs, and trace elements in marine sediments, in biological tissues, and in seawater. Her experience resides in the manufacture and long-term production of reference materials. 

Pharmacists also can benefit from building professional relationships with a core network of physicians who can refer patients to the pharmacy for adherence-related services. Reimbursement for cognitive services or disease state management programs is often tied to provider referrals. Providers usually make referrals to other specialists based on trust and their expertise and professional competence. A physician is more likely to refer a patient to a pharmacy when they have confidence in the content of the services and the competence of the pharmacist administering the therapeutic plan. Accountability (i.e., having the name of an individual, rather than an organization, responsible for the services rendered) is also important. 

The distances attained by LFL concentrations define the hazardous region around a flammable liquid spill or a flammable gas or vapor release. The distances are given in Reference Tables 18, 19, 20, and 21 of the Risk Management Program Guidance [9]. 

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