openooh / venue-taxonomy

The intention of this project is to standardize the list of venue types that represent Digital-Out-of-Home (DOOH) advertising screens within a programmatic OpenRTB 2.5 context. The systematization of DOOH venue types will allow for clearer targeting by media buying platforms across a spectrum of available supply-side platforms offering DOOH inventory.
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Add: Point of Care > Hospitals #115

Open Tatianaabor opened 2 years ago

Tatianaabor commented 2 years ago

Hi,

A publisher has requested to add 'Hospitals' as a parent category since their inventory cannot be classified under the existing Point of Care category.

Parent Category: Hospitals

Child Categories: Hospitals -> ICUs Hospitals -> Waiting Rooms Hospitals -> Cafeterias

The existing venue classification under Point of Care specifically calls out "Non-Hospital" inventory. There is a non-categorization of Hospital screens.

When will be the next meeting to take action on these requests?

Thank you! Tatiana

jayshao commented 2 years ago

We (which is somewhat sloppy) don't really have definitions for top level categories.

We do define the current point of care categories as "non-hospital" though - wold it be reasonable to also add a point of care sub-category that was hospital? - with children underneath?

Semi-related - people are selling advertising in ICUs?

Tatianaabor commented 2 years ago

Hi @jayshao,

  1. I think adding hospitals as a sub-category of point of care should be fine.

  2. The client mentioned ICUs, yes, but it's ICU waiting rooms, so we can skip that one and only have waiting rooms and cafeterias as children categories for now, how does that sound?

When is the next committee meeting scheduled?

Tatianaabor commented 1 year ago

@jayshao Here is our proposed category definition/description:

Hospital: Hospital and healthcare facility with healthcare professionals equipped to research and diagnose diseases as well as provide medical and surgical treatment of people.