1. A computer-implemented process for tagging content with one or more descriptions pertaining to that content, comprising: populating a database with a plurality of concepts; and populating a database with a plurality of descriptions; wherein each concept resides hierarchically under a domain and further is unique within a given domain, wherein each domain has its own hierarchical structure; wherein at least one of said each domain is a category selected from the group including but not limited to a problem, a procedure, a diagnosis, a medication, and an allergy; wherein each description is unique within a given domain; wherein each description is an alternative way to express an associated concept, wherein said descriptions have a many-to-one relationship with each of said plurality of concepts, and wherein each description has a presence factor indicative of a strength of the relationship between it and its associated concept, the presence factor also indicative of a physician's intent when the description is generally used by physicians; relating each description to a respective concept such that each description has a concept, wherein each concept has at least one description; reviewing said content for a satisfactory description, said reviewing step including identifying portions of the content that match concepts by determining if each of a plurality of content portions relates to one or more of said descriptions associated with a given concept; creating a description tag for each portion of the content that are identified from said satisfactory description match, said description tag including a reference to a location of said identified portion within said content, said description tags being stored in a format which can be searched by search tools; generating, in response to a query, a rank for said content using at least one of said description tags and said related concept, said ranking based at least on the presence factor for the descriptions of description tags applied to the content; and displaying the content in a list based on the content's rank.
1. A computer-implemented process for tagging content with one or more descriptions pertaining to that content, comprising: populating a database with a plurality of concepts; and populating a database with a plurality of descriptions; wherein each concept resides hierarchically under a domain and further is unique within a given domain, wherein each domain has its own hierarchical structure; wherein at least one of said each domain is a category selected from the group including but not limited to a problem, a procedure, a diagnosis, a medication, and an allergy; wherein each description is unique within a given domain; wherein each description is an alternative way to express an associated concept, wherein said descriptions have a many-to-one relationship with each of said plurality of concepts, and wherein each description has a presence factor indicative of a strength of the relationship between it and its associated concept, the presence factor also indicative of a physician's intent when the description is generally used by physicians; relating each description to a respective concept such that each description has a concept, wherein each concept has at least one description; reviewing said content for a satisfactory description, said reviewing step including identifying portions of the content that match concepts by determining if each of a plurality of content portions relates to one or more of said descriptions associated with a given concept; creating a description tag for each portion of the content that are identified from said satisfactory description match, said description tag including a reference to a location of said identified portion within said content, said description tags being stored in a format which can be searched by search tools; generating, in response to a query, a rank for said content using at least one of said description tags and said related concept, said ranking based at least on the presence factor for the descriptions of description tags applied to the content; and displaying the content in a list based on the content's rank. 3. The process according to claim 1 , wherein said content relates to a medical professional.