This statement explains the accessibility posture, current scope, known limits, and reporting route for the Oralert MedCMS public website.
Accessibility commitment
Oralert MedCMS is designed to support accessible public health education in English, Romanian, and Serbian Latin. The target for the website user interface is WCAG 2.2 Level AA, with emphasis on keyboard use, visible focus, readable contrast, semantic headings, language metadata, responsive layouts, and understandable forms.
Scope of this statement
This statement applies to the Oralert MedCMS public website, including Home, Education and Learning, Resources, About Us, Contact, Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, Cookies Policy, and Accessibility Statement pages. Clinical workflow, screening requests, identity-provider screens, HCP portal screens, backend systems, and third-party websites linked from MedCMS are outside this website statement.
Built-in accessibility support
The website includes a skip link, keyboard-focus styling, responsive reading layouts, language-specific pages, article metadata, form labels, and an accessibility tools panel for reader adjustments. A back-to-top control is available on long pages.
Content governance
MedCMS requires governed editorial and medical review before publication. Authors and publishers are expected to provide meaningful headings, link text, image alternatives, and plain-language structure. Final publication requires review by users with publishing rights, so accessibility-impacting content issues can be checked before release.
Known limits
Some downloadable legacy campaign materials, including PDF or image brochures supplied outside the website authoring flow, may not fully meet WCAG document-accessibility expectations. They are retained as source campaign materials and are marked as downloadable resources. Future newly produced downloadable materials should be prepared with accessibility in mind.
Feedback and contact
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, use the Contact page and include the affected page URL, language, browser or device, assistive technology if used, and a short description of the barrier. Do not include patient-specific health data, medical records, diagnostic results, or screening results in an accessibility report.
Review cycle
This statement is reviewed as part of MedCMS content governance and should be updated when relevant user-facing accessibility functionality, known limitations, or reporting routes change.
