Regulatory Science

Accessibility

The MEB wishes to ensure that the information on this website is accessible to everyone. We therefore pay a great deal of attention to user-friendliness, accessibility, and findability.

Accessibility statement

The National decision regarding digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies states that government websites must comply with accessibility requirements as determined in EN 301 549/WCAG 2.1 and must show their accountability by publishing an accessibility statement.

The Medicines Evaluation Board declares that the first measures have been taken to make the website Regulatory Science magazine compliant with the National decision regarding digital accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies.

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Own statement on the accessibility of the website:
https://www.regulatoryscience.nl

Medicines Evaluation Board is legally obliged to make this website accessible for everyone.

The status of the website, on the basis of an own statement:
First measures taken

No evaluation of accessibility claims has been carried out. It is not known whether the evidence complies with the requirements to assess the content of the statement.

Go to the accessibility statement (in Dutch):

• to read the full, official statement
• to report an accessibility issue.

Overview of MEB accessibility statements

You can view accessibility statements that fall within the jurisdiction of the MEB in the registry of accessibility statements (in Dutch).

How do we work to ensure accessibility?

The MEB implements ongoing improvements in accessibility through a variety of measures within the framework of our (day-to-day) processes:

• Accessibility ‘by design’: from the very start, accessibility is integrated into all the steps of the design, construction, and editing process for our website. Within that context, we also focus specifically on user-friendliness and findability.
• Accessibility evaluations: independent experts regularly evaluate (parts of) the website from the perspective of accessibility. We resolve any bottlenecks or obstacles identified in a sustainable manner.
• Employee knowledge base: our employees regularly update their knowledge with regard to accessibility and apply new insights when necessary.

Reporting accessibility issues

Do you have any questions or comments? Or do you wish to make use of a page on this website that turns out not to be accessible? Then please contact us.