For optimum usage and sharing, it is important to update EndNote to version X9.3. Contact your local librarian for help or email library@mayo.edu.
Current Version
EndNote X9 is the newest Endnote version available to Mayo Clinic staff. Use the MayoDock tool to install the latest version on your PC. Mayo-owned Macs can be upgraded from the the Self Service tool.
To upgrade your personal PC or Mac, visit the Library's EndNote page and download the installation files for EndNote X9.
This YouTube video highlights what's new in EndNote X9.
What is EndNote, and why should I use it?
EndNote is a software program that allows you to collect and organize all those citations you need when writing your manuscripts. (Other similar programs are Mendeley, Zotero, Reference Manager and Papers. EndNote is the only one that Mayo supports.)
You can import citations from a variety of different online bibliographic databases (PubMed, Ovid, CINAHL) or from publisher's websites. You can import citations from journal articles, book chapters, web pages, legal rules, etc.
It eliminates the arduous task of keying in all that information when you're formatting your bibliography in your word processing program (typically Microsoft Word). Granted there is a learning curve to master EndNote, but you'll be glad you did!
EndNote at Mayo
Mayo Clinic has an institutional license to EndNote. If you are on the Mayo network, you can download it from the Mayo Dock on PCs or the Self Service tool on Macs. To install EndNote on your personal computer, visit the library's EndNote installation page.
Using Mayo Dock:
