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Nabla now suggests the appropriate E/M code for each encounter, along with the medical decision-making breakdown behind it for Family Medicine, General Medicine, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Suggestions are generated automatically once your note is ready, so the coding work is done for you and easy to review.
You can now duplicate any template, one of your own or one shared by your organization, to create a new one with the same sections, settings, and custom instructions. It's the fastest way to spin up a close variant for a slightly different visit type without rebuilding from scratch.
Document your way. You can now build as many personal note templates as you need, one per visit type, so a quick follow-up never looks like a full intake. Set each template's sections, order, and custom instructions once, pick the right one at the start of an encounter, and tweak it on the fly mid-visit. Any setup you already use is saved automatically as your first template.
You can now control how problem titles appear in your Assessment & Plan. Pick no prefix, the classic 1., 2., 3. numbering, or a hash (#) before each problem. Your choice carries through everywhere the note goes: copy/paste, EHR exports…
The post-note feedback prompt is now split into two quick stepsm a rating first, then optional written feedback so it feels less intrusive while you work.
Navigating Nabla with the keyboard is now faster and more accessible: improved tab order, arrow-key navigation in the encounter list and across tabs, a "Skip to main content" shortcut, and a set of keyboard shortcuts available from the new Help menu.
New in-app education helps you discover and adopt Nabla on your own — a getting-started checklist for new users, contextual tips that surface features at the right moment, and in-app announcements when new capabilities launch.
Our ICD-10 suggestion engine has been upgraded across the board: broader code coverage, more specific codes, and far fewer incorrect ones, with notable improvements on long, complex notes and on chapters like congenital conditions and pregnancy/childbirth.
The Copilot Chrome extension has a refreshed look built around a clean, light interface in place of the previous dark design. It also adds a resizable window you can drag to fit your screen, a redesigned always-visible header with one-click "New encounter," and refreshed navigation that makes moving between encounters and settings effortless.
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.
