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Editing the Clinical Toolkit

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Instructions for Editing the BrisDoc Clinical Toolkit

1. Introduction

  • Purpose: This guide provides step-by-step instructions for editors to update and manage documents within the Clinical Toolkit.
  • Audience: Editors responsible for maintaining content in the BrisDoc Clinical Toolkit.
  • Pre-requisites: Ensure you are logged in to access editing features.

2. Accessing Documents for Editing

Method 1: Accessing via Back-End

  1. Log in to the Clinical Toolkit.
  2. Navigate to the left-hand menu and select Knowledge Base.
  3. Use the search function to locate the desired document by entering keywords (e.g., “INR”).
  4. Click on the document link to open it in the editing interface.

Method 2: Accessing via Front-End

  1. Navigate to the homepage of the Clinical Toolkit.
  2. Use the search bar to find the document.
  3. Ensure you are logged in. If not, click Sign In at the top of the page and log in.
  4. Locate the Edit button that appears when logged in and click it to access the back-end editing interface.

3. Editing Document Content

Navigating the Editing Interface

  • Key sections available for editing include:
    • Title
    • Body of the document
    • Categories

Editing Titles

  • Ensure titles are clear and inclusive of key search terms for optimal searchability.
  • To edit, click on the title field, make the necessary changes, and click Update when ready.

Main Body Edits

  • Use appropriate heading structures:
    • Heading 1 (H1): Main document title (rarely changed).
    • Heading 2 (H2): Primary sections.
    • Heading 3 (H3): Subsections.
    • Paragraph: Standard body text.
  • Format the document consistently by selecting the correct heading or paragraph style from the toolbar.
  • Edit, delete, or add content as needed. Ensure updates maintain readability and logical flow.

Toolbar Functions

  • Use the toolbar to:
    • Bold, italicise, or create bullet points.
    • Align text, create numbered lists, or insert links.

4. Adding and Editing Links

Updating Existing Links

  1. Click on the link to see its current URL.
  2. Choose Edit to update the link.
  3. Paste the new URL and click Apply.
  4. Click Update on the right-hand side to save changes.

Inserting New Links

  1. Highlight the text you want to hyperlink.
  2. Click on the Insert Link button in the toolbar.
  3. Enter or paste the URL into the box and click Apply.
  4. Click Update to publish your changes.

5. Inserting Media Files

Adding New Documents

  1. Position the cursor where you want the file to be added.
  2. Click on Add Media.
  3. Choose an existing document from the library or click Upload Files to add a new one.
  4. Select the file and click Insert into Page.

Previewing Media

  • Click Preview to check how the file appears on the page before saving.
  • Make any necessary adjustments and click Update to finalise changes.

6. Previewing and Saving Changes

Previewing Edits

  • Click Preview to view your changes without making them live.
  • Check the page thoroughly for formatting, links, and content accuracy.

Saving Changes

  • Click Update to publish changes.
  • If unsatisfied, refresh the page before clicking Update to discard unsaved changes.

7. Managing Knowledge Base Categories

Selecting Categories

  • Ensure the document is categorised appropriately for easy navigation.
  • Tick the relevant categories from the list provided.
  • Click Update to save changes.

Adding New Categories

  • Only add new categories if absolutely necessary.
  • To add, scroll to the Categories section and select Add New Category. Enter the name and click Add.

8. Best Practices for Editing

Consistency in Formatting

  • Maintain a consistent structure using correct heading levels and paragraph styles.
  • Ensure spacing and text alignment adhere to existing standards.

SEO Tips

  • Include relevant keywords in the title and main body for better searchability.
  • Avoid keyword stuffing; focus on natural inclusion.

Avoiding Common Errors

  • Do not alter URLs unless essential to prevent broken links.
  • Double-check link functionality to ensure proper navigation.

 

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