At The Rehab Lab, we're dedicated to providing you with the best tools to create effective rehabilitation programs for your clients. To better serve our global community of healthcare professionals, we've recently expanded our platform to include multiple languages using advanced AI technologies.
While AI translations allow us to quickly offer our services in various languages, we acknowledge that they may not always capture the precise terminology and nuances crucial in healthcare settings. This is particularly true for brief exercise titles and descriptions, where limited context can lead to less accurate translations.
We highly value the knowledge and experience of our users. If you encounter any translations that you feel could be improved, we encourage you to share your suggestions. By doing so, you help us enhance the accuracy of our content, ultimately benefiting all users and their clients.
This new feature doesn't just improve our translations—it helps us broaden The Rehab Lab's reach and positive effects to more people around the world. By collaborating on translation improvements, we make our resources more accessible and effective for healthcare professionals and their clients in diverse linguistic communities.
Submit a Suggestion: If you notice a translation that could be better, simply click on the "Improve this translation" option available in the blue title bar at the top of each 'Preview Exercise' window.
Provide Your Input: Enter your suggested translation along with any relevant comments or context.
Help Us Improve: Our team will review your submission and update the translation as needed.
Your contributions are instrumental in helping us maintain a high-quality platform. By sharing your insights, you're not only improving your own experience but also assisting fellow healthcare professionals around the world.
We appreciate your commitment to excellence and your willingness to help us improve The Rehab Lab. Together, we can ensure that our platform remains a trusted resource for creating effective rehabilitation programs for people everywhere.