[humanser] Software Compatibility Question

[JD Townsend]

This is a frequent question on this list.

Unfortunately most of these electronic medical record systems do not comply with any accessability standard.  

We need to get this access burdon off our collective backs.  Perhaps we can find a way to collectively lean on this booming industry towards change.

In the meantime my suggestion would be to immediately engage your blind services to employ a scripter to program access Jaws or NVDA to work with the program. 

Best of luck!

jd
From: Sarah Meyer via HumanSer
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2018 6:42 PM
To: humanser at nfbnet.org
Cc: Sarah Meyer
Subject: [humanser] Software Compatibility Question

Hello to all,

The counseling center where I'm going to be doing my Master's
internship uses a program called Logitech for recording counseling
sessions. Each counseling room has a computer with the program loaded
for controlling the camera and recording the session. I am wondering
if anyone has used Logitech, and if so, what the accessibility was
like? I use JAWS so that is mainly what I am inquiring about.

Thanks,

Sarah

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