How do we think about all of these things under that kind of strategic vision?

Well, you've got a lot of pieces to that puzzle.

Let me start out by saying you might be interested to know that Adams for Peace was planned to be the first speech of his presidency.

But then in March of 1953, Joseph Stalin died.

And so that created the necessity actually to think about what that meant for U.S.-Soviet relations.

But in December of that year, yes, the speech was given.

And I think he became very, very interested in the dual use aspect of relations.

How should we think about the role of the United States and How can we regain our leadership and at the same time manage these relationships with these other countries?

How do E&M coding problems typically surface downstream when upstream fixes create the biggest reduction in rework and delays?

Sure.

So where it impacts downstream is circling back to a lot of what Julie said.

If it wasn't documented, it wasn't done.

If the provider's saying it's a level five and we have a primary diagnosis of cough, that's going to be an automatic flag when the insurance companies go and process that.

So it's proper assignment of diagnoses, putting the majority of the work that was performed at that visit as the primary diagnosis.

You could have COPD with exasperation.

So what signals tell you underpayments is happening in E&M and how do you prioritize what's worth pursuing? Sure.