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Post-visit coding suggestions
Notly transcribes patient encounters and suggests ICD-10 and MBS codes for review.
✓ CodeWise
Clinical coding support built into your notes.
Notly CodeWise helps turn consultation notes into clearer, coding-ready documentation and evidence-linked suggestions.
Notly transcribes patient encounters and suggests accurate ICD-10 and MBS codes after the visit.
Better notes. Clearer coding. Less admin.
Post-visit coding
ICD-10 and MBS suggestions from the completed note.
Evidence linked
Each suggestion shows the documented clinical reason.
CodeWise review
Consult coding
⌕ Review note for ICD-10 and MBS coding
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3 suggestions
CodeWise coding check
Post-visit coding suggestions linked to the documented history, assessment, and plan.
Recommended code
ICD-10: Review diagnosis specificity
Suggested because the note documents symptoms, assessment, and follow-up plan.
Edit note
Approve code
✓MBS item suggestion ready for clinician review
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Evidence-linked coding
Recommended codes are linked back to the documented clinical evidence in the note.
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Specificity support
Accepted recommendations update the note with the specificity required for clearer coding (Upcoming).
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Clinician controlled
Every suggestion is reviewed, edited, and approved by the clinician before finalisation.
How it works
From patient encounter to coding-ready note.
CodeWise connects Notly transcription, post-visit code suggestions, and evidence-linked note updates in one clinician-controlled workflow.
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Transcribe the encounter
Notly captures the patient encounter and turns it into a structured consultation note.
Consultation noteCaptured
ExaminationRebound tenderness present with guarding in RLQ
DiagnosisAppendicitis
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Suggest ICD-10 and MBS codes
CodeWise reviews the completed note and surfaces post-visit coding suggestions.
Coding promptsSuggested
ExaminationRebound tenderness present with guarding in RLQ
DiagnosisAppendicitis ICD 10 Code (K35.80), MBS 5020
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Apply evidence-linked updates
When a code is selected, the note can be updated with the required specificity while keeping the clinician in control (upcoming).
Evidence updateReviewed
ExaminationRebound tenderness present with guarding in RLQMcburney's point tenderness
DiagnosisAppendicitis ICD 10 Code (K35.80), MBS 5020
Every coding suggestion remains clinician-reviewed before it is added to the note.
Why it matters
Better notes. Clearer coding. Less admin.
Positioning
Built to support the clinician, not override them.
Post-visit: CodeWise reviews the completed consultation note and surfaces coding suggestions after the encounter.
With evidence: Each suggestion shows why the code may be relevant based on the documented note.
Specificity: Selected recommendations help update the note so the clinical detail supports the code.
Under control: The clinician reviews, edits, approves, or dismisses every suggestion.
FAQ
Questions clinicians usually ask first.
CodeWise surfaces ICD-10 and MBS suggestions for clinician review. The clinician remains responsible for reviewing, editing, approving, or dismissing each suggestion.
Suggestions are based on the documented history, examination, diagnosis, and plan in the consultation note.
The note can be updated to reflect the specificity required for the selected code, helping reduce rework and denial risk.
It means the coding suggestion is linked back to the documented clinical evidence that made the prompt relevant.
Ready to get started?
Make notes clearer before coding review.
CodeWise helps clinicians review ICD-10 and MBS suggestions, connect coding to evidence, and finalise notes with more confidence.