Trauma and orthopedics
Fracture, trauma and operating room pathways, from the trauma call to the clinic
Open fracture protocols, neck of femur pathways, immobilisation and weight bearing instructions and trauma call criteria, all held as your unit's guidance.
- 400,000+
- registered clinicians
- 500+
- hospital and health system sites
- Open fracture, hour zero
- on your own guidance
The problem
Time bound bundles and highly specific local practice
The open fracture antibiotic, the hip fracture pathway timings and the follow up plan for a fifth metatarsal all differ by unit and get remembered wrong.
What you get
Built for trauma and orthopedics.
Open fracture and trauma call
Neck of femur pathway
Immobilisation and weight bearing
Operating room prioritization
Fracture clinic protocols
Where it lands
Three moments in a normal shift.
- The ED clinician gives the correct open fracture antibiotic inside the hour.
- A plaster technician confirms the local weight bearing instruction for an ankle injury.
- The trauma lead updates the neck of femur bundle and every contributing team sees it.
Evidence
Open fracture antibiotics are time bound and unforgiving of the wrong choice.
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
FAQ
Common questions
How do staff find the fracture management pathway at the point of decision?
Eolas makes your fracture, trauma and operating room pathways searchable in seconds on a phone. It works offline, which matters in operating room corridors, plaster rooms and older parts of a hospital where signal is unreliable.
Can trauma call criteria be kept current and auditable?
Yes. Every Eolas document has named editors, an approval workflow, full version history and an automatic review date, with a complete audit trail of who changed what and when. That is what a serious incident review will ask for.
Can we upload our own protocols and guidelines, or is the content Eolas's?
The content is yours. Eolas holds your institution's own fracture, trauma and operating room pathways guidance, written and approved by your teams, with named editors, an approval workflow, full version history and automatic review dates. Eolas is the system it lives in, not the source of the clinical content.
Does Eolas store patient data?
No. Eolas holds your institution's guidance, not patient records. Access is controlled through SSO and role based permissions, with a complete audit trail of who changed what and when.
The week in clinical evidence, in one email
New studies, guideline updates and journal summaries, pulled together for clinicians who do not have time to go looking.
Bring your trauma and orthopedics guidance to the point of care.
Book a demo and we will show you the same page using your own documents.