EDIT: Mock-up (mentioned below) is available to view here.

Trip adds loads of great evidence every month and this idea relates to better presenting this new evidence for users. We have a current way of doing this, which is to show it as a set of search results:

Above is the latest evidence for Primary Care!

We’ve been wanting to improve this for a long time but, with the advent of LLMs, the time might be right! So, instead of simply listing them as a set of results we could, for clinical areas (such as primary care, oncology, gastroenterology) create specialist ‘journals’ for each topic e.g. Trip Oncology Insights or Trip Clinical Evidence Review: Cardiology.

For each clinical area we would select 20-30 of the best/most important articles that month and summarise them to allow for easy reading (with link-outs to the full-text) with the option of seeing all the remaining articles via the search results method or possibly some visualisation like this to allow for easy identification of articles in your particular interest:

I’ve asked our designer to mock up what this might look like, I’ll share when we have that. EDIT: Mock-up is available to view here.