As long as you have a clear HPI, history/ROS/physical exam as medically pertinent (important if you participate in MIPS) differentiate your ailment(s) - using chronic stable, chronic w/ exacerbation, acute uncomplicated, undiagnosed new, etc. (to make it easier on your EMR), clearly note any data you used - films reviewed, outside records reviewed, any tests ordered, and document your MDM - even if you detail the risks/benefits/alternatives to treatments and the patient defers or declines and that's documented, it counts as if the patient opted for it. And remember: starting/stopping/changing a dose/continuing with refills on any prescription counts as Rx management.