Service portfolio
Present distinct commissioned and organisational services with clear purpose, audience and contact routes.
GP Federation Websites
Evoqode creates accessible, maintainable federation websites that explain the organisation, connect distinct service lines and give member practices, stakeholders, candidates and service users clear routes to relevant information.
Federation leadership
Operational teams
Member practices
Stakeholders and candidates
A distinct digital role
Unlike a GP practice website, a federation site is not primarily a patient front door for one registered population. It must communicate what the organisation does across several service lines, who it works with and how its governance and leadership support delivery.
Some pages may serve patients or service users, while others need to support member practices, commissioners, partners, suppliers or recruitment candidates. The architecture must separate those journeys without fragmenting the organisation's identity.
Information architecture
Federations vary in purpose and scale. The website structure should reflect the actual organisation, its commissioned services and the information each audience needs, without implying functions that do not exist.
Clear relationships
Service-led navigation can help people reach the right information while audience cues support member practices, stakeholders, candidates and service users who arrive with different priorities.
Federation and member-practice relationships should be explicit. Practice profiles or directories can explain membership and geography while detailed patient information remains with the appropriate practice or service.
Present distinct commissioned and organisational services with clear purpose, audience and contact routes.
Explain federation membership and relationships without duplicating each practice's full website.
Help commissioners, partners, suppliers and other professional audiences find relevant information efficiently.
Give governance, leadership, policies, reports, publications, careers and procurement a coherent home.
WCAG 2.2 AA requirements, keyboard access, focus visibility, responsive behaviour, readable content structure and inclusive journeys are considered throughout delivery. Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility, not a badge or one-off claim.
Structured services, practices, people, vacancies, publications and news reduce inconsistent publishing. Practical CMS access and agreed governance help operational teams keep organisational information current as services and responsibilities change.
Implementation and migration
Federation migrations may involve several service microsites, document libraries and content owned by different teams. The process maps those sources, confirms what remains current and gives leadership and service owners a controlled review path before launch.
Understand the organisation, audiences, services, current website, content, locations, governance and operational requirements.
Decide what should be retained, improved, combined or retired instead of carrying duplication and outdated material forward.
Create the agreed structure and migrate current, approved content into a maintainable website that reflects the organisation.
Complete stakeholder review alongside responsive, accessibility, content and technical quality checks.
Coordinate approval, important redirects and controlled cutover into the agreed hosting and support arrangements.
Pricing
federation websites are scoped individually because the service, content and organisational structure can vary substantially. We will confirm the scope and commercial basis after understanding the requirements.
Website implementation
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Keep the technology healthy
Scoped individually
Hosting, monitoring, backups, maintenance and technical support are agreed around the completed website and its requirements.
Support content and services
Scoped individually
Ongoing content, accessibility, website and digital-service support can be added around the organisation's priorities.
Frequently asked questions
A federation website is generally more organisational, corporate and service-led, often serving member practices and external stakeholders across a broader portfolio. A PCN website is centred on a local network, its member practices and shared neighbourhood services.
Yes. The information architecture can give each agreed service a clear audience, purpose, content structure and contact route while keeping the wider federation understandable.
Yes. A member-practice structure can explain membership, locations and relevant relationships, then link to each practice's own website for detailed patient-facing information.
Yes. The CMS can provide structured publishing for agreed corporate content. Governance, review responsibilities, archive handling and accessibility requirements should be defined as part of implementation.
Potentially. We first review the sites, ownership, content, domains, integrations and audience needs. Consolidation, redirects and migration are then scoped around what should be retained and what should remain separate.
Federation websites are quoted individually. Pricing depends on organisation size, service and member-practice structures, migration complexity, governance content, integrations and support requirements.
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