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So I busted out my old APA book (it's 5th edition) - I clearly am procrastinating studying for my pharmacology exam. Closest I could find is this.
Use italics for: titles of books, periodicals, and microfilm publications; genera, species and varieties; introduction of a new, technical, ot key term or label; letter, word or phrase cited as linguistic example; words that could be misread; letter used as statistical symbols or algebraic variables; some test scores and values; anchors of a scale.
So I would say that your situation most resembles a title of a book, periodical, or publication. That'd be my best guess.
fostercatmom, ASN, BSN, RN
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The psychosocial aspects of case-management needs are learned from on-the-job-training and through classes such as the Case Management Society of America's (CMSA) Integrated Case Management Training program. One of the skills taught in this class is the mastery of performing systematic complex assessments that include physical, behavioral, and psychosocial assessments. The class, Concepts of Case Management, offered by American Sentinel University (ASU) is described in part as clinical information gathering, processing and recordingâ€
Do I Italicize those class titiles or not, and yes I know I need the citations, but I'm just talking about italicizing or not... Thanks for any help!!!