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User Satisfaction with a Speech-Enabled Translator in Emergency Settings.

Antony Akash Janakiram¹, Johanna Gerlach², Alyssa Vuadens-Lehmann¹

¹Geneva University Hospitals, Department of Community Medicine, Geneva, Switzerland.

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BabelDr is a new translator for medical emergencies, overcoming language barriers. Most users (>85%) found this speech-enabled medical translator highly satisfactory.

Keywords:

Fixed phrase speech-enabled translator emergency settings user satisfaction web application

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Healthcare Communication
Emergency Medicine

Background:

Language barriers significantly impede healthcare quality during medical emergencies.
Effective communication is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment in critical situations.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce BabelDr, an innovative speech-enabled translator designed for specialized medical language.
To evaluate the usability and user satisfaction of BabelDr in overcoming language barriers in emergency medical contexts.

Main Methods:

Development of BabelDr, a fixed-phrase, speech-enabled translator for medical terminology.
User satisfaction assessment through participant feedback, with a focus on real-world emergency scenarios.

Main Results:

BabelDr demonstrated effectiveness in addressing language barriers in medical emergencies.
A significant majority of participants, over 85%, reported a positive satisfaction level with the BabelDr system.

Conclusions:

BabelDr offers a reliable solution for improving communication in emergency medical situations.
The high user satisfaction indicates BabelDr's potential to enhance healthcare quality by bridging language gaps.