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Seniors face serious driving safety
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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD (J. Pete
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To ensure that seniors can remain m
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The third event was a workshop that
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ecommendations, when appropriate, t
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something to strive for in conducti
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� Along with focusing on whether
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to surrender his or her license on
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As initiatives are launched to impl
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NHTSA Older Driver Safety: Current
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Participants with restricted visual
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APPENDIX B AUTHOR BIOGRAPHICAL SKET
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2008), she had been researching the
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development program. He has an MS i
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Transportation and the Alzheimer’
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APPENDIX C WORKSHOP AGENDA License
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December 7, 2007 Time Description P
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RECOMMENDATIONS NOT CONSIDERED HIGH
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� Validate screening and assessme
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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICEN
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CURRENT KNOWLEDGE ON MEDICAL FITNES
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The incidence and prevalence of chr
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documenting impaired static visual
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Risk factors for OAG are increased
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the American Stroke Association not
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co-morbidities. Pharmacokinetics, o
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have a reduction in their airflow o
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Older adults with physical disabili
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law that sharing a patient’s pers
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compensated for their time to revie
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REFERENCES Adams, H.P., Bendixen, B
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Physician, 67, 1937-44, 1950. Dobbs
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vehicle crashes. American Journal o
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Lococo, K. (2003). Summary of Medic
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issues, technology, and challenges.
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Szlyk, J.P., Taglia. D,P., Paliga,
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ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND FITNESS T
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authorities both in terms of the de
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decline in critical driving skills,
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Pre-Ignition If they’ve had a lot
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REFERENCES Adler, G., Rottunda, S.,
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Fox, G. K., Bowden, S. C., Bashford
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Wang, C. C., Kosinski, C. J., Schwa
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INTRODUCTION For individuals, perso
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person suffering from dementia. But
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institutions who devote considerabl
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impairment, not the medical diagnos
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While measures of visual function m
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measure helps gauge the driver’s
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vehicle, run-off-road). These conce
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any in-office screening tool will u
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Lococo, K. & Staplin, L. (2005). St
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LICENSE RENEWAL POLICY & REPORTING
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Page 125 and 126: LICENSING AGENCY OPTIONS FOR INTERV
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