
Milwaukee County OEM Case Study: Enhancing EMS Efficiency and Confidence with Eolas
Milwaukee County EMS improved access to life-saving guidelines and staff confidence through Eolas, transforming prehospital care delivery and decision-making.
Evidence
Claims about clinical knowledge should be tested. Here is the peer reviewed evidence, plus case studies and outcomes from health systems using Eolas.
Flagship study
Waldock et al., npj Antimicrobials and Resistance (2026). Clinicians using Ask Eolas achieved 100% prescribing accuracy versus 47% with standard practice, with a number needed to treat of 1.9.
100%
accuracy with Ask Eolas
47%
standard practice
1.9
number needed to treat
Research and case studies

Milwaukee County EMS improved access to life-saving guidelines and staff confidence through Eolas, transforming prehospital care delivery and decision-making.

Brigham and Women’s Hospital uses Eolas Medical to provide mobile access to infectious disease guidelines, saving time on rounds and improving resource availability for pharmacy and ID teams.

The Emergency Department at Brigham and Women's Hospital replaced an outdated shared folder system with Eolas Medical — giving clinicians mobile access to guidelines and decision-support documents on the go, without needing to log into a desktop or server.

Brown Psychiatry Residency Program replaced multiple non-intuitive platforms with Eolas Medical, giving residents instant self-service access to seminar schedules, didactic materials, policies, and reimbursement documentation — dramatically reducing email volume and administrative overhead.

Carilion Clinic, a major US healthcare system spanning six hospitals and approximately 280 outpatient practices, implemented Eolas Medical to centralize antimicrobial stewardship resources that were previously scattered and often behind a firewall. Within the first month of launch, the team saw sustained engagement — and a 4-fold increase in access to stewardship resources compared to the pre-Eolas period.

The Emergency Medicine department at the University of Kentucky, a leading academic medical center, adopted Eolas Medical to consolidate guidelines and protocols that were previously scattered across printed materials, emails, and institutional intranet platforms.

Stanford Emergency Department used Eolas Medical to centralize clinical workflows, saving time and reducing staff frustration with faster access to vital protocols.
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