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How to get information onto the website
The West and North London (WNL) GP Website provides healthcare professionals working in primary care across WNL ICB with the essential, up-to-date information they need to carry out their role.
Content on the website can be accessed by organisations outside the ICB, and by the public. If you have any sensitive content that needs to be uploaded, it is your (the contributor's) responsibility to contact the website team to get appropriate measures in place to protect access to that information. This can restrict access to certain types of content to registered, logged-in users only.
Our aim is to have the most up-to-date website that we can reasonably provide, where information is accessible to users 24/7. A weekly email (called the WNL General Practice Weekly Bulletin) is sent to registered users each week (on a Wednesday) to nudge users to read significant updates made in the past week.
Once the GP Website team receives a request to update/add content on the site, it will be acted on as soon as possible. Tasks should be picked up for action within three working days, and the team will contact the contributor once the work is complete.