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we're going to start with documentation strategies for success and we can do that too all right no problem i can work with that we have gigantic changes coming january 1st so all those 1995 documentation guidelines for hpi 10 review systems two past tell me social history they're all gone i'm going to my 30th medical school reunion coming up so you can do the math it's this this weekend all the way these are the only guidelines i've ever worked with 1995 what was going on michael jordan returned out of retirement won the nba mvp forrest gump best picture and a gritty docudrama exposed the inner workings of a chicago emergency department it was a long time ago and i just started medical school for the last 25 years we've had guidelines that were promulgated by medicare and then the ama had to follow along and if you went to the various medicare administrative contractor websites they had their own audit tools and that's what everybody more or less by industry standard had to follow now...