WE use EPIC and I am not aware of any typical occupational audiometer that interfaces with EPIC. We have to Scan in the Audio Reports under Scan Documents and label them AUDIO.

William Scott, MD, MPH, FACOEM, FACPM

Clinical Assistant Professor, Carle Illinois College of Medicine

Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Illinois College of Medicine

Head, Occupational Medicine and Employee Health

Carle Foundation Hospital, Carle Physician Group

O 217-383-5383

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Hi all, 

Which audiometer does your institution use and which electronic health record does it integrate with? San Francisco General Hospital is transitioning into Epic and while our current audiometer integrates with our existing EHR (OHM), it will not do so for Epic. The option provided is a manual entry and STS calculations can be done via report generation, but it will take about a 24 hour lag for the report to be generated. 

We are looking into middleware software to bridge the gap as we transition to Epic and wondering if the group has some recommendation for audiometers and softwares and associated costs that we could look into.  

Thanks for your time!

Best,

Zaw Maung, MD, MPH

UCSF | zaw.maung@ucsf.edu