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Sending a Patient Information article The Article module allows you to search for a Patient Information article and send it to your patient by email or text message.Please note that this module does not provide tracking and is not patient-specific.  Once you have logged into the Digital Consent dashboard, follow the steps below.  How to send an article Select “Articles” from the menu. Search for the procedure by its name or EIDO code.   Search for a patient information article  Select “Continue”. Enter the patient’s name. Choose whether to send the article by email or SMS.   Send the article to the patient  If required, use the Bcc field to send a copy to your own email address. Select “Send to patient” to complete the process. The patient information entered here is not stored. It is used to send the message and is discarded once the message has been sent.The patient will receive a link to the article, which they can open on any device.

Clearing your browser cache It is sometimes necessary to clear your browser cache, to remove old settings or application data and to make the page work correctly. This is different for each browser, so please choose your browser from below and follow the steps. Google ChromeOpen Chrome and click the three dots in the top-right corner.Select Delete browsing data (or go to Settings > Privacy and security > Clear browsing data).Choose a time range like All time for a complete cleanup.Check Cached images and files (you can uncheck history or cookies if you want to stay signed in).Click Delete data.  Microsoft EdgeOpen Edge and click the three dots in the top-right corner.Select Settings then click Privacy, search, and services.Look for Clear browsing data and click Choose what to clear.Select Cached data and files.Click Clear now. Mozilla FirefoxClick the menu button (three horizontal lines) in the top-right corner.Select Settings and go to the Privacy & Security panel.Scroll dow

 The Download Centre has been redesigned to make it quicker and easier to find the patient information you need.The new interface has a cleaner, more modern layout and a simpler download process. You can quickly browse documents by specialty, choose the format and language you need, and, if activated for your organisation, send multiple documents directly to patients by email. Finding documentsThe Download Centre now uses a two-step selection process. Select the specialty. Select the document you want. This reduces the number of documents shown at once, making it easier to find the correct patient information.Specialty and document lists Searching for documentsIf you know the document you're looking for, use the Search box to find it quickly.As you type, matching documents are displayed instantly, helping you locate the right patient information without browsing through the specialty list.The search also remembers your recent searches, making it easy to return to documents you access

Reading time 5 minsIntroduction About the Events RACI Access to the Stakeholders Tab The Stakeholders Tab Manage Event Stakeholder Access Add a Stakeholder Change a Stakeholder’s Access Remove a Stakeholder’s Access View Access to the Event Edit Access to the Event FAQs Who can access the Stakeholders tab? Can all users manage Stakeholders? Can a user with View access update an event? Can users with View access complete forms? Is RACI available across all Radar modules? Does this grant access to events marked as confidential?  Introduction The Events RACI helps organisations provide additional users with ad hoc access to a specific event that may sit outside their current role scope and permissions.This first release is available within the Events module only and introduces a new Stakeholders tab on the Event Details page.Authorised users can use the Stakeholders tab to grant other users either:View access Edit accessAbout the Events RACI The Events RACI allows authorised users