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 We have received this latest information about changes for the TRIP database.

TRIP is a healthcare database with a free version and Pro version. The Pro version is available to NHS staff via NHS OpenAthens login.

Latest news:

Connected articles: Just released, this powerful new system uses a combination of co-clicks, semantics and citations to recommend closely related articles to those you've already clicked on. Two new blogs to support the launch:

Convinced? Curious? Sceptical? Give Connected articles a try and tell us what you think. 

NOTE: Free users are restricted to 3 suggested articles, while Pro users have no restrictions.

Advanced Search: Our overhaul is nearly complete. We've had significant user testing and feedback. Our designer is finalising a second iteration of the look and feel and when these are back we can add them to the site. Hopefully, the new advanced search will be available in time for the next monthly email (start of December).

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