Cardiology

Chest pain, heart failure and rhythm pathways, answered from your own protocols

From door to balloon activation to heart failure titration and anticoagulation decisions, Eolas gives your team cited answers from the pathways your cardiology service actually approved.

400,000+
registered clinicians
500+
hospital and health system sites
Activation criteria, instantly
on your own guidance

The problem

Cardiology pathways cross the whole hospital

ED, AMU, wards and the cath lab all need the same chest pain rule out, the same PPCI activation route and the same anticoagulation logic, and they rarely have it.

What you get

Built for cardiology.

Chest pain rule out, your version

Troponin pathway, thresholds and timings as your service defined them.

PPCI and rhythm activation

Who to call, when, and what the inclusion criteria are, out of hours included.

Heart failure titration

Local initiation and up titration guidance with monitoring requirements.

Anticoagulation and antiplatelets

Dosing, duration and switching rules that match your formulary.

Reaches the referrers

The same pathway is visible to ED and acute medicine, not just cardiology.

Where it lands

Three moments in a normal shift.

  • An ED clinician checks the exact troponin timing for the local rule out pathway at 3am.
  • A ward nurse confirms the monitoring requirements before a heart failure dose increase.
  • The cardiology lead publishes an updated arrhythmia pathway to every department that uses it.

Evidence

Guidance is only clinical governance if the person at the bedside can find it. Eolas closes the gap between the policy you approved and the decision that gets made.

Read the evidence

Governance and trust

Owned by your clinicians, governed by your policy team

  • SSO and role based access
  • Named editors and approvers
  • Full version history
  • Automatic review dates
  • Complete audit trail
  • No patient data stored

Bring your cardiology guidance to the point of care.

Book a demo and we will show you the same page using your own documents.