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We’ve added a flexible “General summary” note template for use cases that don’t fit into structured formats like SOAP, ideal for inpatient notes or quick nurse assessments.
Previously, only problems with an associated plan appeared in the A&P section. Now, any issue with an assessment will be included, even without a formal plan.
A new “Interpreter mode” is now available for encounters involving an interpreter. When enabled, the system ignores the secondary language and focuses entirely on the provider’s primary language, significantly improving transcript accuracy
We’ve deployed a significantly improved model for normalizing clinical notes into structured codes:
A new setting allows organizations to enforce that patient instructions are generated in the same language as the note, regardless of the encounter language
Organizations can now enable a setting that allows providers to select the encounter language before starting a visit. Recently used languages appear at the top of the selector to make switching faster and easier for trilingual providers.
We’ve updated our button styles, most notably, switching primary buttons from black to purple. It’s a small visual shift with big usability gains
The new encounter screens now features clearly separated Context and Settings sections for a more streamlined experience.
Epic-integrated users can now view their selected visit diagnoses directly on mobile during the encounter, making it easy to confirm everything is covered. Support for desktop and additional EHRs will follow.
It is now possible to configure system-wide dot phrases for enterprise account. These dot phrases can also be scoped by specialty.
When you regenerate a note, differences are shown by default and can be hidden. Now, once you choose to hide changes in any encounter, Nabla will remember your preference across all past and future encounters, until you decide to change it
New users will now have the opportunity to personalize their note templates during sign-up, including selecting their preferred note format, style, and level of detail.
Users can now access their appointment schedule directly in the Nabla mobile apps and start an encounter.
In many EDs, a temporary patient is created in the EHR when a patient arrives, allowing documentation to begin before their identity is confirmed. Once fully identified, the temporary patient is replaced with their real identity. Nabla now automatically updates patient data when this change happens, ensuring that notes can be exported after patient identification.
For organizations with multiple providers, admins can now export the full user list as a CSV file directly from the Admin page.