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TP118 - Taxonomy and Hashtags - the Semantics of Digital

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In hospitals and health systems, as digital tools, content and strategies continue to expand, the need to structure and relate information together becomes increasingly important. In this episode, hosts Reed Smith and Chris Boyer discuss the importance of taxonomy and hashtags, and how developing a consistent, prioritized approach will help define the semantics of our digital ecosystem. They are joined by Josh Schlaich of Healthwise, in which he shares ways organizations can leverage the power of taxonomy.   Mentions from the Show:Definition of semantic from Dictionary.comTaxonomy, Metadata, Tags and Controlled VocabulariesWhat You Need to Know about Tagging and Site TaxonomyThe Surprising History of Twitter’s Hashtag Origin and 4 Ways to Get the Most out of ThemJosh Schlaich on LinkedInHealthwise.org Find Us Online: Touchpoint podcast TwitterReed Smith TwitterChris Boyer TwitterChris Boyer websiteSocial Health Institute This episode is made possible by our sponsors, Loyal Health, Influence Health, Binary Fountain & HealthGrades Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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