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Learn about the history, types, and publication of telephone directories, also known as phone books, white and yellow pages, or the white and yellow pages. Find out how they list subscribers by name, address, and number, and how they evolved from paper to online formats.
Yellowpages.com is a subsidiary of Thryv that provides online and print directories, marketing tools and local search for businesses in the US. It was founded in 1996 and rebranded as YP in 2013, and has a history of acquisitions and partnerships with AT&T and Dex Media.
The website that would eventually become Yellowpagesgoesgreen.org originally launched in April, 2010 as InteractiveCities.com; using their lack of a print/paper-based format as a marketing tool to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers, this privately owned online business directory consisted of a basic neighborhood Yellow Pages search engine.
A private college of medicine and dentistry in Lahore, Pakistan, affiliated with the University of Health Sciences. It offers MBBS and BDS degrees, has attached hospitals for clinical training, and hosts various events and activities.
A National Provider Identifier (NPI) is a unique 10-digit number issued to health care providers in the US by CMS. Learn about the mandated and optional uses, signup process, identifier details, and open data set of NPI.
Yellow Pages Group (YPG) is a public company that operates phone books, online directories, and digital marketing services in Canada. Founded in 1908, YPG has faced declining demand, controversies, and acquisitions over the years.
FHIR is a flexible and adaptable set of rules and specifications for exchanging electronic health care data, created by the HL7 health-care standards organization. It uses web-based API technology, JSON, XML or RDF formats, and defines resources and profiles for different health care concepts and workflows.
A UPIN was a six-character alpha-numeric identifier used by Medicare to identify doctors in the US until 2007. It was replaced by NPI numbers, which are still used by Medicare and other payers.