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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.
The auto-export setting now includes patient instructions! If this setting is enabled, patient instructions will automatically be exported to the EHR upon their first generation.
Dot phrases are now sorted alphabetically in Settings.
(Only available on desktop for now)
Whenever you regenerate a note (via Magic Edit, gender switch, or full regeneration), Nabla will now highlight the differences from the previous version. You can still edit the note while the changes are highlighted, and if you prefer, you can hide the differences with a click.
(Only available on desktop for now)
You can hover over any date in your past encounters list and delete all encounters from that day at once.
We’ve added support for Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) and Major Complication or Comorbidity (MCC) codes. When a note is generated in Nabla, HCC and MCC pills will now appear alongside ICD-10 code suggestions, helping streamline documentation and coding accuracy.
You can now access and update your Personal Dictionary from the Nabla mobile app
We’ve updated the "ICD-10 Codes" section labels to
