LibGuides: NIH Public Access Policy and My NCBI: My NCBI and PubMed Central

Create Your My NCBI Account

Creating Your My NCBI Bibliography: from Univ. of Illinois Urbana Guide

Creating your My NCBI Bibliography
A "How-to" guide, with background and explanation of changes that pull PubMed Biomend Central citations into researchers' bibliographies in place of manually entering them into eRA Commons. Notes in order, all of the required steps.

Using My Bibliography for NIH Open Access Policy Compliance

Using My Bibliography
A 17 minute Flash video presentation from the 2010 Medical Library association annual conference. Describes the current procedure to comply with NIH Public access mandates.

NIH Manuscript Submission

From Hirsch Library: The Process of Submitting Your Article to PubMed Central
From Tufts' Hirsch Library & Knowledge Services Web site, a useful page describing important procedures once your article discussing NIH funded research is accepted for publication. Includes such topics as who does the NIH mandate apply to and consequences for ignoring it, copyright considerations, steps for submitting your manuscript, NIH manuscript submission reference number (PMCID) and more.

Creating Your Bibliography

Overview: Using My NCBI to Retrieve and Save Relevant Journal Articles Citations

Include PMCID in Your Citations

Anyone submitting an application, proposal or report to the NIH must include the PMC reference number (PMCID) when citing applicable papers that they author or that arise from their NIH-funded research.

PubMed Central Reference Number