Enterprise Data Management -- Occupational Health & Safety

Clearwater Clinical

Enterprise Data Management

SHOEBOX Enterprise Data Management aggregates hearing test results in real-time and saves them to a secure, HIPAA-compliant environment. EDM was developed for customers who manage large-scale projects across multiple testing locations and need a simple way to analyze trends, identify changes in hearing status, and offer remote audiological support.

EDM helps clinicians monitoring for ototoxicity to track results more efficiently and its ability to generate alerts when shifts in hearing thresholds occur will be beneficial for Occupational Hearing Conservationists as well.

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