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Reference list
Image with an author
Author A. Title [format]. Year of publication. Date range. Item description. Location retrieved. Notes about item
21. Rossett A. Knees, CT scan [Photograph]. Science Photo Library, Universal Images Group. Encyclopedia Britannica Imagequest. 3d scan. internal cat scan, medical examination.
Image without an author
Title [format]. Place of publication: Publisher; date of publication. Item description
22. Anatomical model showing the ventral axial skeleton [Photograph].USA: Universal Images Group; [date unknown]. Ribcage, manubrium sterni, collarbone, no people, anatomical model.
In-text
Rossett (21)…
Image 2. 3D knee scan (21).
The… (22) shows…
Notes
- Vancouver is a numbered system. All sources appearing in the reference list are listed in the order that they are first cited in the text (not alphabetically).
- The reference list is a numbered list and should be single spaced with one line space between each entry.
- Only the author's initials are included regardless of the presentation of the author's name in the source document. Use no more than two initials.
- The citations here use round brackets, but square brackets, [1], or superscript¹ may also be used.
- The citation numbers are static. The same number should be used for the same source each time it is cited.
- Capitalise the first letter of the first word of the title only. The first word of the subtitle is not capitalised.
- In the In-text citation, the image number is the number in your assessment, not the number in the original document.
- For multiple authors, check the author layout table for in-text and Reference List format.