Leveraging Your Taxonomy – Part 1
This series of blog posts will explore how search works. We need to have a basic understanding of search fundamentals in order to know where taxonomies come in.
February 2012
Risk of Coding Errors Just Grew Five Times
By Melody Smith|February 6th, 20122012-02-05T18:01:41-05:00
If you are remotely connected to the healthcare field, the term ICD-10 is not a foreign one. Front office, back office, provider, biller – whatever role you play, you know about the transition to the ICD-10 coding classification. This upgrade is massive on any scale and the shift will bump the number of codes used to classify illness for reimbursement will multiply times five.
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Digital Asset Conference This Month
By Melody Smith|February 6th, 20122012-02-05T18:00:37-05:00
The digital asset management community will be gathering in Beverly Hills in a couple weeks at Createasphere's Digital Asset Management (DAM) Conference. The event will encompass a variety of topics including the escalating challenges of production workflow, content protection, transmedia, disaster recovery, semantics, metadata, taxonomy, and more. Their services and this event are targeted towards an equal variety of fields including advertising, broadcasting, entertainment, new media, publishing, and non-profits.
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The What and Why of Taxonomies
By Melody Smith|February 3rd, 20122012-02-02T22:15:56-05:00
Stellar taxonomy management and the benefits it brings to the table was the topic of conversation at the recent KMWorld Taxonomy Bootcamp event in Washington D.C. Making searches simple and improving findability was the goal.
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User-Friendly Terminology Can Help Reduce the Impact of ICD-10
By Melody Smith|February 2nd, 20122012-02-01T22:35:06-05:00
Health Language, Inc. has launched a new version of its terminology to include clinician friendly synonyms and more than 100,000 attributes for ICD-10-CM.
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Semantic Technology Linking Data
By Melody Smith|February 1st, 20122012-02-01T18:21:26-05:00
Linking data sets via semantic technology is becoming more and more popular in the biomedical and finance industries. This can be credited in part to the Enterprise Data Management Council.
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They Can’t Buy It If They Can’t Find It
By Melody Smith|February 1st, 20122012-01-31T22:54:53-05:00
One online retailer has expanded their website functionality to make findability of their products more user friendly and practical.
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January 2012
Prepare Your Staff for ICD-10 Change
By Melody Smith|January 31st, 20122012-01-30T23:11:40-05:00
The ICD-10 transition affects every person in your practice or organization. This isn’t a time to surprise them with details.
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Measuring Your Social Investment
By Melody Smith|January 31st, 20122012-01-30T21:38:17-05:00
Dachis Group has launched the Social Performance Monitor (SPM), an online service that helps global companies measure social media's impact on brand performance.
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Choose Experts for the Job
By Melody Smith|January 31st, 20122012-01-30T23:09:01-05:00
The American Society for Microbiology (ASM) has chosen TEMIS to assist in revamping their online content offering. ASM’s authoritative content, including journal titles dating back to 1916, a rapidly expanding image library, 240 book titles, its news magazine Microbe, and abstracts of meetings and educational publications, is at stake. Their goal is to enhance the search and navigation for true findability.
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