How To Join An Organisation Group for Red Whale
- Go
to ‘Setup’, ‘Users & Policy’ and ‘Organisation Groups’:
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Ensure
the ‘Only show groups this organisation has joined’ tickbox is NOT ticked.
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Expand
the ‘Norfolk Pct (Trust Group)’ folder on the left hand side and select the ‘PCIT
Red Whale’ group in the list.
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Once
highlighted click ‘Join Group’ at the top of the screen:
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A
message will appear to say a task has been sent to the group owner to be
approved. The group owner (Primary Care IT) will then need to action the task
in order to allow access to the group by your practice.
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Please
let PCIT know once you have completed this step so we can approve the task for
your practice.
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Once
approved then you will be able to view the additional resources at your
practice.
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