This guide will inform you how to update your NHSmail profile.

How to manage mobile devices

How to access the NHSmail service via your mobile device

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) provides an additional layer of security to your NHSmail account when signing in to NHSmail via a web browser.

A mobile phone number needs to be provided when applying for an NHSmail account as temporary passwords are sent via a text message.

This guide sets out everything you need to know about the NHSmail Refresh. Starting with an overview of the transition, how to best prepare, through to information and guidance on the new, exciting features that will be made available to you and your colleagues.

If you have Multi-factor authentication (MFA) enabled on your nhs.net account and you use the Outlook desktop client, you will need to follow the instructions outlined in this article to temporarily disable MFA and establish connectivity following your upgrade.

We are upgrading your NHSmail service by providing all users with Office 365 subscriptions. This means, along with Teams, you will have access to a whole host of new features.