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NHS staff can access the TRIP database Premium

NHS organisations in England now have trial access to the premium version of the TRIP (turning research into practice) database for one year. It is only available on the NHS network via IP address access.

The TRIP database allows you to search for high quality clinical research evidence. The premium edition will give you access to:

  • Over 100,000 extra systematic reviews than the free version
  • Millions of extra free full-text articles
  • Easily search over 175,000 ongoing clinical trials
  • Access to a massive database of medical images
  • Access to tens of thousands of clinical videos

Access TRIP database (no login required but you must be on an NHS networked computer)
Read more about TRIP

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