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DRIVING & COMMUNITY MOBILITY<br />

AVAILABLE FROM<br />

AOTA PRESS & AOTA CE!<br />

Driving and Community Mobility:<br />

Occupational Therapy Strategies<br />

Across the Lifespan<br />

Edited by Mary Jo McGuire, MS, OTR/L, FAOTA,<br />

and Elin Schold Davis, OTR/L, CDRS<br />

The scope of driving and community<br />

mobility includes readiness to drive to<br />

competence to drive to the transition to<br />

alternative modes of transportation. The<br />

issues are complex, and the consequences FLASH DRIVE<br />

related to changes in independence in<br />

driving and community mobility are life-altering.<br />

This publication, which gathers researchers and clinicians in<br />

a team effort to offer expert guidance for occupational therapy’s<br />

work in the ever-developing practice area of driving and community<br />

mobility, includes a flash drive containing client resources, fact<br />

sheets, guides, assessments, articles, and Web resources.<br />

Highlights—<br />

• Chapter 1. Introduction to Community Mobility and Driving<br />

• Chapter 2. The Big Picture: Comprehensive Mobility Options<br />

• Chapter 3. Welcome to the Team! Who Are the Stakeholders?<br />

• Chapter 4. Understanding Psychosocial Needs and Issues<br />

Related to Driving and Community Mobility and the Role of<br />

Occupational Therapy<br />

• Chapter 5. Occupational Therapy’s Ethical Obligation to Address<br />

Driving and Community Mobility<br />

• Chapter 6. Analyzing the Complex Instrumental Activities of<br />

Daily Living of Driving and Community Mobility<br />

• Chapter 7. Cognition: A Vital Component to Driving and<br />

Community Mobility<br />

• Chapter 8. Vision and Driving<br />

• Chapter 9. Occupational Therapy Driving Evaluation: Using<br />

Evidence-Based Screening and Assessment Tools<br />

• Chapter 10. Use of Adaptive Equipment to Compensate for<br />

Impairments in Motor Performance Skills and Client Factors<br />

• Chapter 11. Clinical Reasoning Process in the Comprehensive<br />

Driving Evaluation<br />

• Chapter 12. Behind the Wheel: Driver Rehabilitation<br />

Intervention<br />

• Chapter 13. Assessing, Treating, and Preparing Youth With<br />

Special Needs for Driving and Community Mobility.<br />

ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-335-0, 434 pages, 2012<br />

Order #1264. AOTA Members: $69, Nonmembers: $98<br />

Available for course adoption.<br />

EARN CE!<br />

Also Available as a Self-Paced Clinical Course<br />

Earn 2 AOTA CEUs (25 NBCOT PDUs/20 contact hours).<br />

Order #3031. AOTA Members: $259, Nonmembers: $359<br />

If you already own the book, buy only the CE Exam:<br />

Order #3031CE. AOTA Members: $190, Nonmembers: $261<br />

New!<br />

Occupational Therapy Practice<br />

Guidelines for Driving and<br />

Community Mobility for Older<br />

Adults<br />

By Wendy Stav, PhD, OTR/L, SCDCM, FAOTA<br />

Driving and community mobility occupy<br />

a central place in the lives of older<br />

adults and their families and friends.<br />

These skills are particularly valuable<br />

as occupational enablers because they<br />

facilitate participation in other IADLs,<br />

education, work, play, leisure, and social activities. The changes<br />

that take place during aging, however, may result in challenges to<br />

older adults’ ability to drive or otherwise navigate the community.<br />

Therefore, occupational therapy practitioners need to address driving<br />

and community mobility with aging clients.<br />

This Practice Guideline provides an overview of the occupational<br />

therapy process for adults whose driving and community<br />

mobility have been affected by various age-related conditions.<br />

Topics include evaluation and behind-the-wheel assessment, client<br />

interventions, technology- and vehicle-based interventions,<br />

and policy interventions. Special attention is given to assessment<br />

considerations for people with Alzheimer’s disease.<br />

ISBN: 978-1-56900-368-8, 158 pages, 2015<br />

Order #900368. AOTA Members: $74, Nonmembers: $105<br />

Available for course adoption.<br />

MORE RESOURCES<br />

• Autism Resources, p. 22<br />

• OT–DORA: Occupational Therapy Driver Off-Road<br />

Assessment Battery, p. 17<br />

CarFit events include occupational therapy<br />

volunteers to help older adults check the “fit” of<br />

their vehicles, and raise community awareness<br />

of the services occupational therapy provides.<br />

Interested? Go to www.car-fit.org.<br />

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