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News from TRIP database: Introducing the ground breaking Risk of Bias score for RCTs and more

 Recent news from the TRIP database:

Exciting Update: Introducing Trip's Risk of Bias Score for RCTs! We are thrilled to announce the release of our new risk of bias score, now available for all RCTs on Trip. Thanks to our collaboration with the incredible RobotReviewer team, this groundbreaking feature provides even more valuable insights into the quality of RCTs. To learn more, click here. This release comes right after our successful launch of the guideline score last month. And guess what? We are already gearing up to develop a comprehensive scoring system for systematic reviews!

Exciting Additions: We have some fantastic updates to share:

  • Enhanced Guideline Offering: We are proud to introduce a new 'European' guideline category, expanding our comprehensive range of guidelines.
  • Streamlined Content: Our commitment to quality means we've implemented a robust system to eliminate duplicate articles in Trip. Through this enhancement, we have successfully detected and removed nearly 150,000 duplicate records, ensuring a more efficient and reliable experience.

TRIP database can be searched freely, with no login. For extra functionality available via TRIP Pro NHS users can log in with their NHS OpenAthens username. For more help using TRIP please see our help page.

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