ICD-10 codes can now be individually copied by clicking on the "Copy" button after hovering on them
More medical terms are now recognized by our speech-to-text engine
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ICD-10 codes can now be individually copied by clicking on the "Copy" button after hovering on them
More medical terms are now recognized by our speech-to-text engine
You can now accept or decline dot phrases suggestions directly from the mobile version of Nabla.
You can now edit the note section titles of any note template.
We’ve completely revamped the note template settings, so that your preferences can now be defined at the section level instead of at the note level.
To start, you will now be able, for each template, which section should always be shown or hidden in the note.
The Assessment section now includes a differential diagnosis, when it’s mentioned during the encounter. You can disable this behaviour in the note template settings.
If you want your HPI section to contain more details, you can use our new “Detail level” parameter in the note template settings.
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The “Physical exam” section is now organised by system, for all templates which have this section.
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Nabla will now automatically generates a title for your encounters, for all templates (it was previously only done for the “Multiple sections” template)
For each dot phrase, you can now toggle the “Automatically update dot phrase content” setting. When enabled, a detected dot phrase will automatically be edited by Nabla to include any additional detail you mention during the encounter.
For example, if you have the “normal heart exam” dot phrase configured to insert “CV: RRR; no murmurs, rubs or gallops.”, and during your encounter you say “normal heart exam, but slight murmur detected”, Nabla will insert “CV: RRR; slight murmur detected, no rubs or gallops.”
It’s now possible to resume an encounter directly from the “Note” tab
You can now edit the patient context after you've started an encounter
We now show a warning if your patient context is too long
When receiving a phone call during an encounter, Nabla will now:
show a warning screen telling you you should hang-up
automatically resume the encounter once the call is declined/over
let you know at the end of the encounter that the transcript might be incomplete
Nabla homescreen shortcuts should now open Nabla more quickly
More medical terms are now recognized by our speech-to-text engine
When you temporarily lost network during an encounter, Nabla will now show you a screen so that you can send the unsent audio before generating your note
