The growing importance of accessibility in healthcare user experiences (UX) cannot be overstated. Many patients also struggle with limited health literacy or language barriers when navigating healthcare platforms such as patient portals, scheduling apps, and telemedicine services. Without inclusive UX design, these individuals face significant obstacles in accessing critical health services.
Digital accessibility is more than a legal obligation—it’s a moral commitment to inclusivity in the digital age. Section 508 compliance ensures that digital documents are accessible to individuals with disabilities, removing barriers and promoting equality. Let’s take a closer look at the growing importance of accessibility and how to tackle this mission in your organization.
Everyone should be able to live without fear and receive equal treatment under the law. But for many LGBTQ+ people, these basic rights are not guaranteed. Keep reading to discover HRC’s advocacy efforts and the central role language plays in them.
There are a handful terms in particular that are frequently confused during conversations surrounding accessibility and inclusivity in regards to language.
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