A healthcare group publishes a lot of practical information: clinic locations, opening hours, specialist services, how to get a referral, and articles on conditions and treatments. It is often spread across several sites, each run by a different team.
Health articles need a clinician to check them before they go out. Patients looking for a service can land on an old page from a different site. A website carrying health information is also a target for attacks and defacement.
Clinical review before anything goes live
Health articles follow a workflow with a clinical review step between draft and approval. A filter rule sends articles down that path, while updates to opening hours take a shorter one. Every article shows where it stands, and a published article stays locked. Changes open a new version, which goes through review again.
Clinic and service details in one format
Clinics, services, and specialists live in collections with fields for location, hours, contact details, and referral requirements. Each site keeps its own entries, and every entry follows the same format, so details are easy to keep current.
One search for patients
One search covers clinics, services, and articles. Patients search from one box and find current information from across the group's sites.
Support beyond launch
Every site sits behind DDoS protection, a web application firewall, and network firewalls. Vulnerability scans and penetration tests run before launch and on a schedule after it. SentryPage watches live pages for defacement, and a security team reviews the alerts. A service desk handles incidents.
What changes
Patients find current information with one search, and every health article carries a record of its review. Each institution manages its own clinics and services, and the whole group gets the same security testing and monitoring.
