The latest WAND Taxonomies, Glossaries, CDMs, and Updates
Major Taxonomy Update! WAND Medical Conditions Taxonomy
WAND's Medical Conditions Taxonomy provides a hierarchical list of medical conditions, created for a hospital or other medical business that wants to help make medical information easy to find for doctors, patients, and other stakeholders. As with all our taxonomies, this strong foundation metadata model can be customized to include additional terms relating to your specific needs or industry.
This taxonomy contains 2,331 terms and 2,829 synonyms. (That's almost 3,000 new terms and synonyms!)
Air Traffic Control Taxonomy Update
Our Air Traffic Control taxonomy got a facelift with 456 new terms and synonyms. We provide these updates as part of our subscription model and stay on top of current trends so you don't have to worry about making sure the latest information and best practices is being included in your taxonomy.
As with all our taxonomies, you can view and download the full list of updated terms by visiting the WAND Taxonomy Library Portal.
Human Resources Taxonomy Update
This month, WAND also took some time to update our Human Resources Taxonomy with a focus on a variety of reviews as we enter the fourth quarter.
Please check out and download the most recent HR Taxonomy update by visiting the WAND Taxonomy Library Portal.
Facilities Management Taxonomy Updates
Finally, this month, WAND added over fifteen-hundred new terms and synonyms to our Facilities Management Taxonomy. We encourage you to check them out now!
To download the most recent taxonomy updates or to explore the full list of added terms, please visit our WAND Taxonomy Library Portal and find the Facilities Management Taxonomy under "Latest Updates."
What's in a Name?
Words can mean lots of different things depending on the context, audience, and industry. Understanding the differences and employing a company-wide glossary can avoid a lot of confusion in communications! Consider, if you will, the word...
Type
A category of people or things that have similar characteristics
An object which serves as a model for subsequent artists
The act of writing something on a computer
The subcategories of blood determined by the presence or absence of certain antigens
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