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International older driver consensus conference on assessment, remediation and counseling for transportation alternatives: Summary and recommendations

  • Burton W. Stephens
  • , Dennis P. McCarthy
  • , Michael Marsiske
  • , Orit Shechtman
  • , Sherrilene Classen
  • , Michael Justiss
  • , William C. Mann
  • University of Florida

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Abstract

On December 1 and 2, 2003, 63 international experts on older driver issues met to examine three critical issues related to the safe mobility of older drivers. Conference participants addressed standards and protocols for screening and evaluating the skills of older drivers. For drivers judged to lack the necessary skills to drive safely, participants addressed methods of remediation that could enable older persons with limited cognitive or physical abilities to continue to drive. For those persons whose skills are judged inadequate for safe driving, conference participants addressed the question as to how best to counsel individuals and their caregivers on practical alternatives to driving.

Consensus was achieved as to the current methods for best assessing and screening drivers, remediation techniques, and providing advice and counsel for those persons and the caregivers as to appropriate actions for those no longer able to drive safely.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationCommunity Mobility
Subtitle of host publicationDriving and Transportation Alternatives for Older Persons
PublisherTaylor and Francis
Pages103-121
Number of pages19
Volume23
Edition2-3
ISBN (Print)9780203726044
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 1 2012

Keywords

  • Alternatives
  • Mobility
  • Older driver
  • Remediation
  • Safety
  • Screening and evaluation

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