Case Study

King’s College Hospital Case Study: Enhancing Neurosurgical Onboarding and Clinic Support

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

Organisation: King’s College Hospital

Department: Neurosurgery

Setting: Tertiary Hospital

Tool Introduced: Eolas Medical Platform

Primary Uses: Induction, guideline access, patient leaflets, departmental knowledge sharing

The Challenge

The Neurosurgery team needed a reliable, structured platform to reduce information loss and improve access to key resources like:

• Teaching materials and academic papers

• Departmental induction content and team member lists

• Antimicrobial and clinical guidelines

• Patient-facing leaflets for outpatient clinics

In a fast-paced environment with frequent new starters and a high academic workload, these resources were often poorly distributed or easily forgotten.

The Solution

Eolas Medical was introduced to centralise educational resources, guidelines, and department handbooks. The app’s intuitive layout made it particularly valuable for new staff and its integration with patient education materials (like the British Association of Spinal Surgeons leaflets) improved clinical conversations in outpatient settings.

Results and Impact

• Onboarding and education: Eolas helped ease transition for new staff, improving early confidence and familiarity with departmental operations.

• Outpatient care: Use of QR-linked patient leaflets streamlined consent and education in clinics.

• Clinical accuracy: Hosting antimicrobial guidelines within the platform improved adherence and access in clinical settings.

Quantitative Feedback

Team efficiency -★★★★☆

Ease of access -★★★★★

Guideline adherence -★★★★★

Patient care -★★★★☆

Staff satisfaction -★★★★☆

Testimonial

“Eolas has been really useful as part of induction for new members of the team and for use in an outpatient setting, especially with the patient leaflet QR code feature. Overall a very useful app with great tools for clinical provision and education.”