Nursing and Allied Health: AMA

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Journals often follow, in addition to AMA style, the formatting guidelines in Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals.2 Participating journals agree to accept manuscripts that have been prepared in accordance with these instructions.
Source: http://www.biomedicaleditor.com/ama-style.html#ixzz1kfoZ9epS

aka Citing Medicine, 2nd edition; all chapters available in PDF and html

Appendix B of Citing Medicine: locates alternative sources for journal title abbreviations for titles not covered by the List of Journals Indexed for MEDLINE. These sources are considered authoritative within their specific area or discipline

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JAMA requires use of AMA for submissions

JAMA requires use of these abbreviations. Originally found in the "Abridged Index Medicus", which is no longer published. List comprises 119 titles. This version reformatted by Dr. Abel Scribe.

The Abridged Index Medicus (AIM) is available online in PubMed® as a search subset limit called "Core clinical journals." The hardcopy publication ceased with the December 1997 issue.