Oncology
SACT protocols and acute oncology, findable by the people on the front line
Neutropenic sepsis pathways, immunotherapy toxicity management and SACT regimen references, held as your cancer center's approved guidance and searchable in ED at midnight.
- 400,000+
- registered clinicians
- 500+
- hospital and health system sites
- Neutropenic sepsis, door to antibiotic
- on your own guidance
The problem
Acute oncology presents to ED, not to oncology
The one hour antibiotic target and the immunotherapy toxicity grading that decide those outcomes need to be in the hands of generalists.
What you get
Built for oncology.
Neutropenic sepsis pathway
Recognition, the one hour target, your first line antibiotics and escalation.
Immunotherapy toxicity
Grading and steroid management for teams who see it rarely.
SACT regimen reference
Approved regimens, supportive care and emergency contacts by tumour site.
Oncological emergencies
Cord compression, hypercalcaemia and SVCO pathways with local imaging routes.
Acute oncology service routing
Who to call, when, and what information they need.
Where it lands
Three moments in a normal shift.
- An ED nurse recognizes neutropenic sepsis and starts the local pathway before bloods return.
- The medical registrar grades a colitis on immunotherapy and finds the steroid regimen.
- The acute oncology team updates the pathway and every acute area is reading it the same day.
Evidence
Neutropenic sepsis turns on getting the first antibiotic right, first time.
In a peer reviewed study published in npj Antimicrobials and Resistance (2026), clinicians answering with Eolas reached 100% prescribing accuracy against 47% in standard practice, a number needed to treat of 1.9.
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 oncology guidance to the point of care.
Book a demo and we will show you the same page using your own documents.