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Trip Database: Welcome to new website

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 The new website for TRIP has been launched so pop over to the site and take a look - start your search for high-level evidence.

Take a look at the video below for a short introduction and check out the key to the results page.


Looking for high-level clinical evidence? TRIP is an excellent database if looking for evidence such as guidelines and reviews. Basic TRIP functionality is available to all users without needing to login. Pro functions are available to NHS staff when using TRIP on the NHS network.

The Pro version includes access to much more content as well as images and videos; advanced search and filter options are also available.

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