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Clinicians can now merge two problems in the A&P section into a single combined problem, with a unified title, note content, and ICD-10 codes.
The Nabla Chrome extension now features a larger UI and an option to manually trigger the note rating and feedback flow.
Haitian Creole is now supported as a primary or secondary language in Ambient (Beta).
The A&P section now includes editable problem titles with associated ICD-10 codes, one per problem. Providers can more easily reorder problems and review codes at the problem level.
Athena users can now export additional Nabla sections directly to the Family History, PMH, Medications, and Allergies sections in Athena.
We’ve introduced a new tab that summarizes all the orders discussed during the encounter, making it easier to see which orders need to be created in your EHR.
Organizations can now show a banner on the listening screen to remind providers to request and document verbal consent at the start of each encounter.
When signing up for the first time, Nabla now guides providers through customizing their note template with personalized recommendations
11 new specialty templates now support a merged Assessment & Plan section. This includes templates for Psychiatry, Emergency Medicine, Oncology, Cardiology, Psychology, and more.
For EHR-integrated visits, when the patient is under 16 years old, Nabla now automatically selects “Parents” as the recipient of the patient instructions. This removes the need to manually choose between patient or parent.