What The Study Did:
Researchers
analyzed each state’s department of health website for
accessibility and usability challenges. Findings suggest s
tate health department COVID-19 vaccine website accessibility and usability challenges create frustration, may promote health disparities and contribute to overall ineffective and inequitable distribution.
Authors:
Raj M. Ratwani, Ph.D., of the Medstar Health National Center for Human Factors in Healthcare in Washington, D.C., is the
corresponding author.
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