
(For patients, carers and external guests)
You do not need a Microsoft account to join.
Most people can join easily using their internet browser.
✅ The Easiest Way to Join (Laptop or Desktop)
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Click the meeting link we sent you.
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When prompted, choose:
“Continue in this browser”
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Type your name.
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Click Join now.
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If asked, allow access to your microphone and camera.
Please wait in the lobby until we admit you.
📱 Joining on a Phone or Tablet
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Tap the meeting link.
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If you already have the Microsoft Teams app, it will open automatically.
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If not, you can download the free Teams app from your app store.
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Enter your name and join.
Phones often work even if laptops have problems.
⚠️ If You Are Asked to Sign In
You do not need to sign into Microsoft.
If you see a sign-in screen:
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Look for “Join as guest”
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Or close the page and reopen the link
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Or choose “Continue in this browser”
Avoid signing in with a work or NHS account unless you are sure it allows external meetings.
🔧 If It Doesn’t Work on Your Laptop
Try one of these:
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Open the link in a Private / Incognito window
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Try a different browser (Chrome or Edge usually work best)
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Make sure you are not already signed into multiple Microsoft accounts
If you are using a work or NHS laptop, security settings may block external meetings. In that case:
👉 Try your personal laptop or your phone.
🎤 Audio & Camera Tips
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If your microphone does not work, leave the meeting and rejoin.
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If you prefer, you can turn your camera off.
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You can also use the chat box to type questions.
📞 Still Having Trouble?
If you cannot join:
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Try using your phone instead.
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Or contact us before the meeting and we will help where we can.
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