Accessibility and the national report

Alicia May shares how we are making GPPS results more accessible.

Authors: Rachel Williams & Alicia May

The GP Patient Survey (GPPS) outputs are designed with accessibility in mind. It is important to us that as many people as possible can use the results. To help meet this aim, we have produced a more accessible version of the national report.

To make our report easier to read and to understand for more potential users, we have included alternative text for images and charts and set the reading order to make it compatible with screen readers.

To learn more about how we design the GP Patient Survey with inclusivity in mind please read our blog post: Making GPPS inclusive.

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