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Cite NPHLA
How to cite NPHLA and its briefings, trackers, research, data and definitions. Legitimate citation should be easy — copy a reference below.
Citing the organization
On first reference, use the full name — National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance (NPHLA) — and NPHLA after that.
Organization reference
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance (NPHLA). nphla.com
Citation examples
Examples use real published NPHLA content where it exists; otherwise a template shows where each detail goes. Styles: APA (7th ed.), MLA (9th ed.), Chicago (17th ed., bibliography).
An NPHLA Intelligence briefing
Example from a published page.
- APA (7th ed.)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. (2026, October 1). What changed today in AI & Technology: 7 new studies. NPHLA Intelligence. https://nphla.com/intelligence/story/what-changed-today-technology-2026-10-01
- MLA (9th ed.)
“What changed today in AI & Technology: 7 new studies.” NPHLA Intelligence, National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance, 1 Oct. 2026, nphla.com/intelligence/story/what-changed-today-technology-2026-10-01.
- Chicago (17th ed., bibliography)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. “What changed today in AI & Technology: 7 new studies.” NPHLA Intelligence, October 1, 2026. https://nphla.com/intelligence/story/what-changed-today-technology-2026-10-01.
NPHLA Explains articles are briefings too and are cited the same way.
A research report
Template — replace the bracketed parts.
- APA (7th ed.)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. ([Year]). [Report title] [Report]. https://nphla.com/research/[slug]
- MLA (9th ed.)
[Report title]. National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance, [Year], nphla.com/research/[slug].
- Chicago (17th ed., bibliography)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. [Report title]. [Year]. https://nphla.com/research/[slug].
A dataset
Template — replace the bracketed parts.
- APA (7th ed.)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. ([Year]). [Dataset title] [Data set]. https://nphla.com/research/datasets/[slug]
- MLA (9th ed.)
[Dataset title]. National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance, [Year], nphla.com/research/datasets/[slug]. Dataset.
- Chicago (17th ed., bibliography)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. [Dataset title]. Dataset. [Year]. https://nphla.com/research/datasets/[slug].
A tracker
Example from a published page.
- APA (7th ed.)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. (n.d.). GLP-1 & Obesity Drug Pipeline. Retrieved October 1, 2026, from https://nphla.com/trackers/glp1-obesity-pipeline
- MLA (9th ed.)
GLP-1 & Obesity Drug Pipeline. National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance, nphla.com/trackers/glp1-obesity-pipeline. Accessed 1 Oct. 2026.
- Chicago (17th ed., bibliography)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. “GLP-1 & Obesity Drug Pipeline.” Accessed October 1, 2026. https://nphla.com/trackers/glp1-obesity-pipeline.
Trackers change as new records arrive, so give the date you accessed the page.
A glossary definition
Template — replace the bracketed parts.
- APA (7th ed.)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. (n.d.). [Term]. In NPHLA professional glossary. Retrieved October 1, 2026, from https://nphla.com/knowledge/[slug]
- MLA (9th ed.)
“[Term].” NPHLA professional glossary, National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance, nphla.com/knowledge/[slug]. Accessed 1 Oct. 2026.
- Chicago (17th ed., bibliography)
National Pharmacy Health & Leadership Alliance. “[Term].” NPHLA professional glossary. Accessed October 1, 2026. https://nphla.com/knowledge/[slug].
Charts and data
- Every NPHLA chart carries its title, the date of its data and a source note. When you reuse a chart, keep the source note and credit the chart to NPHLA with a link to its page.
- Third-party data stays credited to its owner (for example “Data: FDA; analysis: NPHLA”) — never to NPHLA alone.
- Reports and datasets state where their data comes from and how they may be reused; reports also describe their methodology and limitations. Cite the specific report or dataset and its date.
Chart attribution — template
[Source note shown under the chart]. Chart: NPHLA — https://nphla.com/research/charts/[id]
Permanent addresses
Use these canonical addresses. They are designed to be permanent; if an address ever has to change, the old one redirects to the new one.
| Content | Address |
|---|---|
| The organization | https://nphla.com |
| Intelligence briefing (including NPHLA Explains) | https://nphla.com/intelligence/story/{slug} |
| Research report | https://nphla.com/research/{slug} |
| Dataset | https://nphla.com/research/datasets/{slug} |
| Chart | https://nphla.com/research/charts/{id} |
| Tracker | https://nphla.com/trackers/{slug} |
| Glossary definition | https://nphla.com/knowledge/{slug} |
| Press release | https://nphla.com/press/releases/{slug} |
Corrections and versions
Briefings and reports show when they were published and last updated, and every correction is dated on the page and in the corrections log. Cite the date of the version you used, and for pages that change over time — trackers, definitions — the date you accessed them.
DOIs
NPHLA does not currently assign DOIs. DOI registration may be considered in the future for qualifying original research publications; this page will say so if it happens.
Logos and the name
Logos and approved descriptions are in the press kit. Please do not alter the logo or use the NPHLA name or logo in a way that suggests endorsement, partnership or certification. The NPHLA Member mark is for current members only — see the member mark guidelines.
Questions
Journalists and researchers can use the press contact form for data requests or questions about citing NPHLA.