Answered By: Helen Duffy
Last Updated: 30 May 2017     Views: 1536

Treat MIMS and AMH as a dictionary or encyclopedia entry -

Reference List

Topic. (Year). In Title of resource. Retrieved from URL of home page

Example

Panadol. (2012). In MIMS Online. Retrieved from http://www.mims.com.au

Panadol. (2012). In Australian Medicines Handbook. Retrieved from https://amh.net.au/

In-text Citation

“Panadol” (2012) as listed in MIMS indicates   …..

or

The effects of panadol…(“Panadol”, 2012)

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