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What is Grey Literature and how to find it?
- Grey Literature (NHS England's definition) is literature that has not been published or has been published in non-conventional forms. It can include health reports, minutes, data-sets, photographic evidence and trials. It is a way to find very useful to find raw data.
- Much Grey Literature can be found through search engines such as Google or by going to specific websites.
- Trials - A journal which encompasses all aspects of the performance and findings of randomized controlled trials in health
- Grey literature sources (NHS Oxford Health Library Services).
- The links below offer suggestions for specific institutions which produce Grey Literature.
Grey literature: UK information
Grey literature: international information
Clinical trials
Africa
Asia
Oceania
Europe
