Sound
No sounds on iOS
Was great, no longer functions
Previously worked flawlessly, over the last year or so it hasn’t worked at all, doesn’t play sounds anymore on iOS :(
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About
This medical tool offers audio translations of common medical terms in various Aboriginal languages spoken in the Northern Territory. It's designed to improve cultural understanding and communication between health professionals and Aboriginal patients during consultations.
✓Audio translations of medical terms
✓Multiple Aboriginal languages
✓Categorized phrases (Common terms, History, Examination, Body parts)
✓Culturally enhanced interactions
✓Developed with community consultation
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What's New in CommDoc
1.6.0
April 13, 2023
RACGP version
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FAQ
What languages does CommDoc support?
CommDoc provides audio translations in different Aboriginal languages spoken across the Northern Territory. Specific languages are not listed, but the focus is on enhancing interactions with Aboriginal patients in that region.
Is CommDoc available on Android devices?
CommDoc is currently supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. There is no mention of Android compatibility in the provided data.
How often is CommDoc updated?
The app was last updated on April 13, 2023, indicating a relatively recent update. The version number is 1.6.0.
What is the age rating for CommDoc?
CommDoc has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above.
Who developed CommDoc?
CommDoc was developed by The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, in consultation with various health professionals, cultural educators, and interpretive services.
Does CommDoc have ads?
No, CommDoc does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use without any ad interruptions.
What are the main categories of terms in CommDoc?
The terms and phrases within CommDoc are categorized into four major sections: Common terms, History, Examination, and Body parts, to facilitate medical consultations.
What is the primary goal of CommDoc?
The primary goal of CommDoc is to culturally enhance interactions between health professionals and Aboriginal patients by providing audio translations of common medical terms.
