This article outlines the principles underlying the use of bibliographic references in professional literature in physical therapy. The selection of appropriate sources is considered, and the injudicious use of secondary sources is cautioned against. The principal systems of referencing are described, and their advantages and disadvantages are discussed. Finally, guidance is given on the preparation and presentation of citations, and certain common errors are considered.
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