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TRIP Pro: Resource of the week #35

What is it?
TRIP Pro is an upgraded version of the TRIP database. For more information about the TRIP database see our resource of the week #21.

Key Features
Extra features in TRIP Pro include:
  • More systematic reviews
  • Database of medical images
  • Clinical videos
  • Links to full-text articles
  • Reference management tool exports
  • Advanced search options
How can it help you?
TRIP is an excellent search engine to help you to find good quality, high-level, medical related information.

How to access it?
TRIP Pro is feely available to NHS staff members, via the NHS network.

More help?
There are a range of “how to” videos to help you to get to grips with all the functionality of TRIP. You may also be interested in items posted on the TRIP blog.

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