Accessibility at Combined Healthcare
At NSCHT, we are committed to making our website accessible to all users, regardless of their abilities. We strive to ensure that our online content is easy to use and inclusive, following best practices for web accessibility. Below you’ll find helpful resources and options to customise your browsing experience, making it easier to interact with our site.
From enabling screen readers to customizing fonts, colours, and navigation options, we provide tools and guidance to enhance your visit.
Have your computer talk this website back to you.
You can make your computer talk to you in a number of different ways, more information is available via the BBC in the Screenreaders and Talking Browsers pages.
Changing our website to suit you.
More detailed information about how to change the fonts and font sizes in your operating system and in various other browsers is available online, at BBC My Web My Way.
This comprehensive website also includes information about changing the colours in your operating system and web browser, changing the mouse pointer and using the keyboard instead of the mouse.
RNIB Trained
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is the leading charity offering information, support and advice to almost two million people with sight loss. Our website developers have trained with the RNIB to ensure that this website is as accessible as we can make it. If you find a problem, please let us know directly webteam@Berkshire.nhs.uk
Translating our web site
It is possible to use Google’s free online translation service directly from our website. We hope that you find this useful, but please remember that this translation tool relies on Google’s language database, meaning technical and medical references may not always translate accurately.
