[humanser] Question about using assistive technology in the workplace
Mary Ann Robinson
brightsmile1953 at comcast.net
Wed Sep 21 17:22:56 UTC 2016
Hello Osmond,
I use Window-eyes. Several years ago, my employer contracted with an agency
that began using an electronic medical record system that was not
accessible. I worked with the agency, the software developers and the
manufacturers of Window-eyes. After 2.5 years, the system became accessible
only after the agency and software developers implemented the
recommendations of the Window-eyes team. It is my understanding that if Web
Content Accessibility Guidelines that have existed for nearly ten years and
are updated periodically are implemented, many accessibility
issues would be resolved.
Sincerely,
Mary Ann Robinson
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Subject: [humanser] Question about using assistive technology in the
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> Dear All,
>
> I have a question in regards to using assistive tech on the job in a
> private organization. The organization uses some kind of electronic
> health record system and I know that in past years when I did my
> clinical internship the record system did not work at all with
> Window-Eyes which was the text-to-speech software on my laptop, but I
> am writing to ask for those who are practicing in a clinical context
> if you have found it easy or difficult to use JAWS / Window-eyes with
> your electronic health record system on the job?
>
> Thanks for your feedback.
>
> Osmond
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