Neurology Oncall
Evidence-based neurology pathways for the on-call junior and senior doctors
About Neurology Oncall
Neurology Oncall is a rapid-access clinical reference tool designed for doctors managing acute neurology presentations on-call. Built by a Neurology and Stroke Fellow, every pathway is evidence-based and referenced to UK and international guidelines.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
- Stroke & TIA — Thrombolysis, Thrombectomy, ABCD2, secondary prevention
- Seizures — Status epilepticus, first seizure, anti-epileptic drugs
- Meningitis & Encephalitis — LP interpretation, empirical treatment, HSV
- Subarachnoid Haemorrhage — Hunt & Hess, CT/LP, aneurysm management
- Raised Intracranial Pressure — ICP management, herniation syndromes
- Acute Weakness — GBS, MG crisis, cord compression
- Headache — Red flags, thunderclap, IIH
- Delirium & Encephalopathy — Causes, RASS, management
- Movement Disorders — Acute dystonia, NMS, Parkinson's emergencies
- And many more acute neurology presentations
FEATURES:
- Step-by-step clinical pathways with decision points
- Every pathway cites its source guideline — tap to open
- Adjustable font size for use at the bedside
- Works fully offline
- One-time purchase — no subscription
Designed for Foundation doctors, Core Medical Trainees, and Neurology Registrars managing acute neurology on-call in UK hospitals.
For licensed healthcare professionals only. All pathways are reference aids — always verify against your local guidelines and use clinical judgement.
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