Multi-Language Recording
Record consultations in one language, export in another
Break Down Language Barriers
ROSC.ai supports many languages, so you can record consultations in your patient's language and generate the note in the language you document in. This feature ensures clear communication while maintaining accurate medical records.
Supported Languages
ROSC.ai supports transcription and translation for:
- Catalan
- Dutch
- English
- Finnish
- French
- German
- Indonesian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Malay
- Mandarin (CN)
- and more
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Start a new recording
Create a new recording as usual by tapping the record button on your dashboard.
- Select source language from the dropdown
Before starting the recording, you'll see a language selector. Click on it to choose the language that will be spoken during the consultation.
Auto-Detection: ROSC can also auto-detect the spoken language, but manually selecting provides better accuracy.
- Record your consultation
Conduct your consultation in the selected language. ROSC transcribes the conversation, including medical terminology.
- After processing, select export language
Choose the output language for the note. You can set a default output language in Settings.
Common workflows:
- Record in Spanish → Export in English
- Record in Mandarin → Export in English
- Record in English → Export in Portuguese
- Generate documentation in your preferred language
ROSC will translate the medical note while preserving clinical accuracy and terminology. Review the translated note to ensure all details are correctly captured.
While ROSC's translation is highly accurate, always review translated notes carefully, especially for critical medical terms and dosages. Medical terminology can have subtle differences across languages.
- Set a default output language in Settings if you always document in the same language
- For complex medical terminology, verify translations with a medical translator if needed
Real-World Use Cases
Multi-language support is particularly valuable in diverse communities where language barriers can affect patient care. Healthcare providers report improved patient satisfaction and compliance when they can communicate in their patients' preferred languages while still maintaining documentation in their practice's standard language.