
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.

Queen Victoria Hospital migrated to Eolas Medical across its Pharmacy, Nursing, Anaesthetics, and Medical departments.

Royal Berkshire Hospital's Intensive Care and Anaesthetics departments deployed Eolas Medical to overcome slow Trust computer systems and fragmented resource access. The team now accesses emergency pathways, clinical guidelines, and departmental rotas directly at the bedside — eliminating the need to log into Trust IT systems during time-critical situations.

Salford Royal's Emergency Department implemented Eolas Medical in a single day, giving clinicians rapid bedside access to guidelines, policies, and phone numbers. The team reports saving an average of 8 minutes per information search — significantly reducing time previously lost navigating fragmented IT systems.

Salisbury District Hospital's PALS (Patient Advice and Liaison Service) department replaced a complex and time-consuming policy management system with Eolas Medical. Staff who previously dreaded uploading or amending policies now describe the platform as user-friendly and confidence-building, with benefits realised from day one.

Salisbury Hospital NHS Trust's Maternity, Obstetrics, Gynaecology, and Neonatology departments replaced a labour-intensive guideline management system with Eolas Medical. The Trust-wide deployment has dramatically reduced the time and effort required to upload and maintain clinical guidelines, with benefits realised almost immediately.

Southampton Children's Hospital's Paediatrics and Paediatric Emergency Medicine teams replaced scattered paper, poster, and electronic resources with a single consolidated platform, transforming their Resident Doctor induction process and earning 5/5 for information access and staff satisfaction.

St George's University Hospital's Paediatric Department replaced an unreliable intranet search with instant phone-based guideline access, radically improving referral pathway adherence and enabling immediate infection control checks for uncommon conditions — earning a perfect 5/5 across all rated areas.

The Minor Injuries Unit at Neath Port Talbot Hospital, part of Swansea Bay University Health Board, adopted Eolas Medical to provide staff with easier access to antimicrobial guidelines and clinical resources — reducing reliance on out-of-hours microbiologist and pharmacist calls.

The Women’s Health Clinic teaching team at Swansea Bay University Health Board adopted Eolas Medical to streamline communication, rota management, and resource sharing for Year 3 medical student placements — with real-time updates and positive feedback driving adoption across other clinical placements.

Thames Valley Air Ambulance's HEMS Clinical Operations team replaced their previous document management system with Eolas Medical, eliminating the friction that had caused monthly guideline accessibility incidents.

The Inpatient Pain Team at The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust adopted Eolas Medical to share referral guidance, analgesic recommendations, and safety protocols across the hospital — replacing a frustrating reliance on hard-to-access intranet pages and limited computer availability.

The Paediatrics Department at Torbay Hospital adopted Eolas Medical to tackle difficulty accessing guidelines and reduce time wasted searching for resources — with the microbiology guidelines becoming the most-used feature and junior doctors prescribing antibiotics with greater confidence.

The Acute Paediatrics team at University Hospital Lewisham adopted Eolas Medical to replace hard-to-find intranet guidelines and outdated paper leaflets — with staff now using it as their primary resource for clinical guidelines and QR-coded patient information leaflets that have strengthened safety netting in the paediatric emergency department.

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust deployed Eolas Medical trust-wide as a diabetes care support tool — empowering non-specialist clinicians to manage basic diabetes issues confidently, improving referral quality, and supporting safer insulin prescribing across the hospital.

University Hospitals Bristol & Weston NHS Foundation Trust (UHBW), a major teaching hospital, successfully migrated its trust-wide antimicrobial guidelines from to Eolas Medical.

University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust adopted Eolas Medical across the whole trust, replacing its predecessor system with a faster, more searchable platform.

The CoMET Paediatric Critical Care Transport team at University Hospitals of Leicester adopted Eolas Medical to provide instant access to guidelines.

University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay Trust replaced its SharePoint-based intranet system with Eolas Medical.

The Emergency Department at Western Health and Social Care Trust adopted Eolas Medical to solve long-standing challenges with guideline accessibility.

Wye Valley NHS Trust's Pharmacy team adopted Eolas Medical to replace Legacy systems for managing antimicrobial guidelines. Editors have praised the platform as significantly more straightforward to use for guideline management.

Cambridge University Hospitals' Antimicrobial Stewardship Team transitioned from Microguide to Eolas Medical, expanding into surgical prophylaxis and consolidating guidelines, monographs, and BNF information into a single accessible platform.

Leeds Teaching Hospitals' Medicines Management Pharmacy Services team overcame a two-year approval process to launch Eolas Medical, replacing outdated and fragmented information systems with a modern, accessible platform that achieved 25% user sign-up within three weeks.

Aneurin Bevan University Health Board's Emergency Department and Minor Injuries Unit nursing team used Eolas Medical to overcome limited IT access and intranet dependence, empowering 197 nurses with instant clinical information and educational resources on their smartphones.

Royal Berkshire Hospital’s Anaesthetics team transformed access to clinical guidelines with Eolas Medical, calling it “game changing” and praising its intuitive design and powerful search.

Southampton Hospital’s ICU team brought all their clinical information together in one place with Eolas Medical, improving access, speed, and staff satisfaction across the department.

Salisbury Foundation Trust’s Pre-Op Assessment team reduced information search time by 70 percent and replaced printed guideline books with Eolas Medical for faster, more reliable access to clinical information.

North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust transformed communication and efficiency in medical education with Eolas Medical, reducing calls and queries while providing instant access to vital information.

Oxford University Hospital's surgical unit demonstrates 5 out 5 across the board for efficiency and patient safety gains when using Eolas

Transforming access to clinical guidelines with Eolas Medical in Sheffield Teaching Hospitals Critical Care

King’s College Hospital improved onboarding and clinic workflows in Neurosurgery by consolidating team knowledge and patient leaflets through Eolas.

Aberdeen Royal Infirmary streamlined clinical operations in the ED by using Eolas to unify rotas, guidelines, and education materials into a single, accessible platform—reducing inefficiencies and boosting staff autonomy.

Salford Royal cut clinical information retrieval time by 73% using the Eolas Medical app, boosting efficiency, safety, and staff experience in the Emergency Department.

Southern Trust reduced ED equipment search time by using Eolas, improving care flow and reducing staff stress.
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