Each visit has two language settings, and they can differ. For example, a visit held in Spanish can have its note written in English.
- Spoken language: the language spoken during the visit, used for the transcript.
- Note language: the language the documents are written in.
Set your defaults
- Go to Settings → Profile.
- Under Languages, choose a Spoken language and a Note language. They’re the defaults for new visits.
- Select Save changes.
Change them for one visit
- In Visits, select the language button under Context. It shows the current choice, for example Spoken English · Note in English.
- Choose the Spoken language and Note language.
- Start recording as usual.
Choose the languages before you start. They can’t be changed for a visit once it has been created.
Supported languages
English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese (Mandarin), Vietnamese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Tagalog, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Ukrainian, Persian, Hebrew and Dutch.
Transcription quality can vary between languages, so review the transcript and note carefully.
Ask Quillentra answers in the language you write in. To prepare material in a patient’s language, use /patient-instructions or /translate.