Working as a clinician in North America means caring for people who speak a language other than English. To better support those users, Tali now allows you to speak in the world's most commonly spoken languages.

Navigate to the Tali app home page. You'll see a button in the middle of the screen that says EN -> EN. If you click that, it'll take you to a page that has a dropdown of languages

You can select up to 2 languages as the input language. That means you can switch languages during your encounter and Tali will be able to discern the languages.

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First, decide if you want to record the entire patient interaction, or just provide a summary yourself.

When you're ready to start, click on the 'AI Scribe’ button on the widget, or open the side bar and click on the ‘Record and Summarize a Patient Visit’ button

Talking about all aspects of the encounter (subjective, objective, assessment and plan) will help the generator draft a high quality note.

Talk about what you're doing and what you're seeing as you go. If you don't read out a blood pressure measurement, for example, the AI will have no way of knowing that value and so will not include it in the note correctly.

You can pause the recording if you like at any point.
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When you’re done, click the green checkmark '✓' button.

Note that clicking the red ‘garbage bin’ button will discard the recording.

Question: I previously used the Multilingual Setting. Can I still use this?

Answer: If you used the Multilingual Setting previously, you will need to update your language settings to choose a primary and secondary language.

Question: Where can I update my language settings?

Answer: This can be done by navigating to Settings > (Ambient) Language

(This is Important!)

Review the generated note, editing as required. Then copy and paste it into your EHR.

It is up to you to ensure that the content is correct.