Official attributed content policy
1. The Department of Health supports staff who publish attributed official digital content, where it can help deliver policy and communications objectives. Context 2. There has been a massive growth...
View ArticleTwitter policy (@dhgovuk)
The Department of Health Twitter account (@dhgovuk) is managed by the digital team, on behalf of colleagues across the Department. Content Our followers can expect about 30 tweets a week, although we...
View ArticleComments on dh.gov.uk
We encourage and welcome open, lively debate, but the decision to publish comments received via this site remains at our discretion. The views expressed by any third parties are solely theirs and are...
View ArticleDigital engagement strategy
This document – written in April 2010 - describes digital engagement and social media, sets out the context and background to their use in the Department of Health, and develops a framework for the...
View ArticleDigital communications strategy 2011
The DH digital communication strategy is focussed on 3 things for 2011: doing the basics well putting most effort into things that matter most removing the novelty from doing brilliant digital...
View ArticleUse and governance of sub-sites
The DH corporate web presence is made up of: a corporate website (www.dh.gov.uk) sub-sites and blogs used for for distinct audiences and purposes associated content and channels on 3rd party sites and...
View ArticleDH domain policy
Summary We need to present the work of the the Department coherently online. We are committed to work towards a single external domain. Consistent use of a single domain for external digital work,...
View ArticleDH Website Board: Terms of reference and roles
The DH Website Board: provide a challenge function to the digital team on our overall approach to digital channels, assist in the prioritisation of new development to the DH web platform review current...
View ArticleQuality assurance for our digital channels
DH Sub-sites are extensions of the DH digital presence. Sub-sites are usually created to achieve a specific, often temporary aim. We only create new sub-sites when there is a clear business need for a...
View ArticleDH consultations on Citizen Space
When consulting with the public during the policy making process, the Department follows the Cabinet Office’s code of practice for consultations. This code stipulates that: consultations are clear...
View ArticleTwitter policy (@dhgovuk)
The Department of Health Twitter account (@dhgovuk) is managed by the digital team, on behalf of colleagues across the Department. Content Our followers can expect about 30 tweets a week, although we...
View ArticleComments on dh.gov.uk
We encourage and welcome open, lively debate, but the decision to publish comments received via this site remains at our discretion. The views expressed by any third parties are solely theirs and are...
View ArticleDigital engagement strategy
This document – written in April 2010 - describes digital engagement and social media, sets out the context and background to their use in the Department of Health, and develops a framework for the...
View ArticleDigital communications strategy 2011
The DH digital communication strategy is focussed on 3 things for 2011: doing the basics well putting most effort into things that matter most removing the novelty from doing brilliant digital...
View ArticleUse and governance of sub-sites
The DH corporate web presence is made up of: a corporate website (www.dh.gov.uk) sub-sites and blogs used for for distinct audiences and purposes associated content and channels on 3rd party sites and...
View ArticleDH domain policy
Summary We need to present the work of the the Department coherently online. We are committed to work towards a single external domain. Consistent use of a single domain for external digital work,...
View ArticleDH Website Board: Terms of reference and roles
The DH Website Board: provide a challenge function to the digital team on our overall approach to digital channels, assist in the prioritisation of new development to the DH web platform review current...
View ArticleQuality assurance for our digital channels
DH Sub-sites are extensions of the DH digital presence. Sub-sites are usually created to achieve a specific, often temporary aim. We only create new sub-sites when there is a clear business need for a...
View ArticleDH consultations on Citizen Space
When consulting with the public during the policy making process, the Department follows the Cabinet Office’s code of practice for consultations. This code stipulates that: consultations are clear...
View ArticleOfficial attributed content policy
1. The Department of Health supports staff who publish attributed official digital content, where it can help deliver policy and communications objectives. Context 2. There has been a massive growth...
View Article
