Password rules
- 12 to 64 characters. Long passphrases such as
river-lamp-orange-42work well. - Not a common password. NduMed rejects passwords found on lists of common passwords.
- Not based on your username or the first part of your email address.
- Different from your current password.
Change your password
1
Open the change password page
Go to
/account/change-password on your hospital’s NduMed address (for example https://stmary.ndumed.co/account/change-password).2
Fill in the form
Enter your Current password, then your New password and Confirm new password.
3
Save
Select Save password. You see “Your password has been changed.”
Forgot your password
1
Request a link
On the Sign in page, select Forgot your password?, enter your Username, and select Email me a link.
2
Check your email
You see “If that account exists, a link to reset your password is on its way”. NduMed shows this message whether or not the username exists, to protect accounts. Look for an email titled Reset your password.
3
Choose a new password
Open the link within 1 hour, choose a new password, and save it. You are taken to sign in with “Your password has been reset. Sign in with your new password.”
- A reset link works once. Requesting a new link cancels any older one.
- Resetting your password signs you out everywhere and unlocks your account if it was locked.
- Resetting your password does not turn off two-step verification. You still need your authenticator app or a recovery code.
No email arrived
- Check your spam or junk folder.
- Make sure you entered your username, not your email address.
- Your account may not have an email address, or it may be wrong. Ask your administrator to check it in Administration, or to use Send a reset link on your account.
- If you requested several links in a short time, wait 15 minutes and try again.