Impact Factor
An Impact Factor is one measure of the relative importance of a journal, individual article or scientist to science and social science literature and research.
You may want to determine a journal's impact factor before considering a submission. Use the Journal Citation Reports database to determine a journal impact factor.
- Journal Citation Reports
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Organize Your Research
EndNote and RefWorks are two popular information management tools that enable you to organize your citations, attach PDFs of articles, share citations for collaboration, and insert citations and create bibliographies as you write.
- EndNote is available as a desktop version (purchase required through the U Bookstore or UWare), or as a free-to-UW-subscription web-based program.
- Getting Started Guides: EndNote
- RefWorks is available as a free-to-UW-subscription web-based program.
SQUIRE Guidelines
SQUIRE: Standards for Quality Improvement Reporting Excellence
The SQUIRE Guidelines help authors write excellent, usable articles about quality improvement in healthcare so that findings may be easily discovered and widely disseminated.