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We have designed and built our website to make the content as easy to use for as many people as possible, regardless of any impairment or disability that they may have. Although we have taken steps to make this site accessible we would still welcome your comments on how we can improve it. You can give us feedback by sending an email to info@uhcw.nhs.uk (this email is monitored Monday to Friday 9am-5pm).
The initial text sizes of this site are designed to be clear and readable for a wide audience whilst making use of available screen space. The text is scalable using the "Change text size" bar at the top of each page or alternatively use your browser controls to increase or decrease the font size.
Screen readers
Our website works with the Browsealoud service and is fully compliant with screen readers such as JAWS.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an organisation that employs experts who know how to make websites more accessible or easier to use. The W3C experts have written a number of standards or guides to help website developers ensure that the sites they are building are accessible to as many people as possible. The pages on this website have been built to AA standard, complying with all priority one and two guidelines of the W3C web content accessibility guidelines.
Sign language and interpretation
We aim to make your visit or stay as comfortable as possible and if there is anything else we can help you with either before or after your visit please do not hesitate to contact the number on your admission letter.
We can arrange for sign language interpreters, or interpreters in other languages, for your appointment or overnight stay, at absolutely no personal cost to you. If you need to access these services, please contact the ward or clinic you are attending or contact the Trust's Health Information Centre for further information. The Centre can be contacted on 024 7696 6050.