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All organisations that provide NHS care or publicly-funded adult social care are legally required to follow the NHS England's Accessible Information Standard (opens in a new tab).
+Find out more about supporting accessibility and inclusion (NHS digital service manual).
+
## Accessible letter formats
NHS Notify offers the following letter formats so you can reach people with access needs.
diff --git a/docs/pages/using-nhs-notify/links-and-urls.md b/docs/pages/using-nhs-notify/links-and-urls.md
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You can see instructions on links and URLs while you’re editing a template.
+Find out more about how to write good links in the NHS digital service manual.
+
## Using the full URL
To add a link to a message, you can write the URL in full. For example: