Based on the information provided, explain why taxonomy codes are not universal and static across all industries, detailing the different assignment authorities for healthcare and business, and how their dynamic nature is maintained. Additionally, identify where a user might find their specific taxonomy code.
Navigate to the 'What is a Taxonomy Code?' page on metadata-standards.org. Locate and read the 'Common Misconceptions' section to understand why codes are not universal or static. Locate and read the 'How They Are Assigned' section, specifically the 'Healthcare' and 'In Business' subsections, to identify the different assignment authorities. Locate and read the 'How to Find Your Taxonomy Code' section to understand where a user might find their code. Synthesize the information to explain the non-universal and dynamic nature of taxonomy codes, referencing assignment authorities and how codes are found.
State that taxonomy codes are not universal because their structure and assignment vary significantly by sector. State that taxonomy codes are not static but are periodically reviewed and updated as industries evolve. Identify that healthcare taxonomy codes are overseen by regulatory agencies like CMS and linked to NPIs. Identify that business taxonomy codes are often determined by industry standards and associations with compliance requirements. Explain where a user might find their specific taxonomy code (e.g., through official databases, regulatory bodies, or industry associations, as implied by the 'How to Find Your Taxonomy Code' section).