Add Trip To Your Site- TRIP Database

Add Trip To Your Site

If you are interested in adding a TRIP search box to your website then feel free to use the HTML code below.

If you are interested in adding a TRIP search box to your website then feel free to use the HTML code below. Simply copy the following HTML fragment and paste it into the markup of your own website at a suitable location. This code will create a search box as demonstrated.

If you use the code it'd be good to hear from you, let us know via the Contact Form.


				
					<SCRIPT>

					var sid='obsgynae';

					var stitle='Obs and Gynae';

					</SCRIPT>

				
				<SCRIPT 
				src="http://www.tripdatabase.com/SearchTrip.js"></SCRIPT>

				<NOSCRIPT>

				<form target="_blank"
				action="http://www.tripdatabase.com/obsgynae/SearchResults.html" 
				method="get"

				style="border: 1px solid #9B82B4; font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif;padding: 0px 10px 10px 0; text-align: center; width: 237px;">

				<p><img 
				src="www.tripdatabase.com/images/logo_small.gif" alt="TRIP Database" 
				align=absmiddle /><br />
				Obs and Gynae

					</p>

				<div style="margin-left:13px;"><input type="text" style="margin:0 0 7px 0;padding:3px;.margin:0 3px 4px 0;.padding:2px; width:168px;"  name="criteria" /> 
				<input type="image" src="www.tripdatabase.com/images/go.gif" alt="Go" title="Go" width="31" height="23" value="Go!" valign="bottom"
				/>

				</form>

				</NOSCRIPT>

For more ambitious projects we are now offering the ability to seamlessly add TRIP to your application.

Do you want the users of your website to easily be able to locate high quality evidence but not want them to leave your site?
Why not link TRIP to continuing professional development on your site?
Have you an electronic health application that might benefit from rapid access to evidence to answer clinical questions?

The TRIP web-services offer a highly flexible system for integrating evidence into your system. You control the format and integration into your site. Only want certain categories but not others? Easily modifiable via our web-services.

If you’re interested in any of the above, or more, then contact us via the Contact Form. To view the technical documentation then click here.

Firefox There is now a firefox extension available - click here.

Search tips

Using only one term can bring back a large number of results, so think of additional terms to help qualify the search e.g. asthma and steroids.

Phrase searching is achieved by placing the phrase within quotation marks.

In addition to Boolean searching you can also use brackets to enhance the search e.g. ‘(measles OR mumps) and pregnancy’

A search term can be stemmed by using the ‘*’ e.g. ‘cancer*’ will find cancer, cancerous etc.

On the results page you can filter your results based on an evidence based medicine hierarchy e.g. clinical guidelines, systematic reviews. Use the ‘Filter by’ function on the right-hand side of the screen.

For our top ten search tips click here.

For more extensive search tips click here