The Croatian Oncological Society (Hrvatsko onkološko društvo) has agreed a collaboration with CliniAtlas. Every member of the Society now has free access to the platform. The Society announced the collaboration to its members on 29 September 2026.
- Free
- access for every member of the Society
- Croatian
- ask in Croatian and get the answer in Croatian
- Linked sources
- PubMed, Europe PMC, EMA documents and guidelines
What members get
CliniAtlas searches the medical literature for a clinical or research question and writes an answer linked to the sources it retrieved. It searches PubMed and Europe PMC, EMA product information and assessment reports, and clinical guidelines. Each source is labelled with its study type and level of evidence, so it is easier to judge how much weight it deserves, and a badge shows whether an answer is fully sourced or partly based on general medical knowledge.
For oncologists, that makes it useful for work such as:
- Reviewing the evidence behind a particular therapy, including the pivotal trials and what they measured.
- Catching up on the results of new studies in your field.
- Checking what the EMA product information says about an oncology medicine.
- Preparing a journal club or a teaching session with sources your colleagues can open.
Questions can be asked in Croatian, and the answer comes back in Croatian. The interface is available in Croatian too.
How to sign in
- Go to cliniatlas.com and choose to sign in.
- Sign in with your existing Google (Gmail) or Apple account.
- Ask your first question. The same account also works in the CliniAtlas app for iPhone.
If anything gets in the way, write to us at hello@discensmachina.com and we will help you get access.
What CliniAtlas is for
CliniAtlas is a tool for literature search, education and professional evidence review. It is not intended for diagnosis, treatment selection, triage, monitoring, prognosis or patient-specific clinical decisions. As the Society notes in its announcement, the cited sources should be checked and the final judgement stays with the doctor.
Tell us what you need
We would like Society members to try CliniAtlas in their everyday work and tell us what helps and what does not. That feedback decides what we build next. CliniAtlas is developed by DiscensMachina, a spin-off of the University of Split School of Medicine, and we are glad to be working with the Croatian Oncological Society.
- Who gets free access?
- Every member of the Croatian Oncological Society. CliniAtlas is also free for other verified healthcare professionals and medical students.
- How do Society members sign in?
- Go to cliniatlas.com, choose to sign in, and use your existing Google (Gmail) or Apple account.
- Can I ask questions in Croatian?
- Yes. CliniAtlas answers in the language of the question, and the interface is also available in Croatian.
- Can CliniAtlas be used to decide on treatment for a specific patient?
- No. It is for literature search, education and professional evidence review. Check the cited sources and apply your own clinical judgement.
- Where can I get help or send feedback?
- Write to hello@discensmachina.com.