Life and Health Sciences Harvard Referencing Guidelines: Contributions or chapters in an edited book

For contributions or chapters in edited books:

The required elements for the reference are:

Contributing/chapter author’s Surname, INITIALS. (Year) Title of contribution/chapter. In: Surname, INITIALS. (editor of publication) ed./eds. Title of book. Edition (if not the first) Place of Publication: Publisher, page numbers of contribution.

Reference List

Example of the full reference at the end of your assignment - one author / one editor:

Fulton, J. (2013) Mentorship in podiatric practice. In: Hayes, C. ed. Professional practice for podiatric medicine. Cumbria: M&K Publishing, 31-43.

In-text citation

Example 1 - where there is one editor of the chapter, and the name occurs naturally in the sentence:

Fulton (2013) stated that...

Reference List

Example of the full reference at the end of your assignment - two authors / two editors: 

Morning, D. and Ross, A. (2013) The person with an eating disorder. In: Norman, I. and Ryrie, I. eds. The art and science of mental health nursing: principles and practice. 3rd ed. Maidenhead: Open University Press, 587-600.

In-text citation

Example 1 - where there are two authors of the chapter, and the name occurs naturally in the sentence:

Morning and Ross (2013) suggested that support for people with an eating disorder should include ...

For ebook contributions/chapters:

• If the ebook has page numbers, reference as for a print book following the template above.
• If the ebook does not have page numbers, omit the page range but include the url and accessed date details as per the template below.

The required elements for the reference are:

Contributing/chapter author’s Surname, INITIALS. (Year) Title of contribution/chapter. In: Surname, INITIALS. (editor of publication) ed./eds. Title of book. Edition (if not the first) Place of Publication: Publisher, page numbers of contribution (if these are available; omit if not). Available at: URL [Accessed date].

Reference List

Example of the full reference at the end of your assignment - more than 2 authors / two editors:

Ziemba, R., Cusker, B.E., Stein, J., Meuninck, R. and Wan, J.A. (2016) Health professionals can protect water quality: tools for educators, advocates, and practitioners. In: McKeown, A.E. and Bugyi, G. eds. Impact of water pollution on human health and environmental sustainability. Hershey, PA: Information Science Reference, 240-280.

In-text citation

Example 1 - where there are more than two authors of the chapter, and the name occurs naturally in the sentence:

Ziemba et al. (2016) also provide evidence to suggest...

Reference List

Example of the full reference at the end of your assignment - electronic format with no page numbers:

Hockey, G. (2021) Pharmacy and medicines law: veterinary medicines. In: Reissner, D.H. and Langley, C.A. eds. Dale and Appelbe's pharmacy and medicines law. 12th ed. London: Pharmaceutical Press.  Available at: https://www.pharmacyknowledge.com/titles/title-5b3cc726c781b [Accessed 19 March 2004].

In-text citation

Example 1 - where the name doesn't occur naturally in the sentence:

... (Hockey 2021)