Vancouver Citation Examples
View correctly formatted Vancouver (ICMJE standard) citation examples for 5 common source types. Each example includes both the references entry and the corresponding in-text citation.
Book
References Entry:
1. Smith JD. The art of research. London: Academic Press; 2024.
In-Text Citation:
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Journal Article
References Entry:
2. Lee AB, Park C. Modern citation practices. J Acad Writ. 2024;15(2):45-67.
In-Text Citation:
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Website
References Entry:
3. World Health Organization. Global health statistics [Internet]. Geneva: WHO; 2024 [cited 2024 Mar 15]. Available from: https://www.who.int/statistics
In-Text Citation:
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YouTube Video
References Entry:
4. Khan Academy. Introduction to citations [Video]. YouTube; 2024 Jan 10 [cited 2024 Mar 20]. Available from: https://youtube.com/watch?v=example
In-Text Citation:
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Podcast
References Entry:
5. Garcia M. Research methods today. In: Academic Hour [Podcast]. 2024 Feb 5.
In-Text Citation:
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Cite in Vancouver Now →Frequently Asked Questions
- What does an Vancouver citation look like?
- An Vancouver citation includes a references entry with full source details and an in-text citation. The format varies by source type. For example, a book citation in Vancouver (ICMJE standard) includes the author, year, title, and publisher.
- How many Vancouver citation examples are available?
- CitationEasy provides Vancouver citation examples for 5 source types including book, journal article, website, youtube video, podcast. Each example includes both the references entry and the corresponding in-text citation.
- Can I copy these Vancouver citation examples?
- Yes, the Vancouver examples on this page show the exact formatting for each source type. You can use them as templates for your own citations. For automatic formatting, use our free Vancouver citation generator.