Objective: To review the evidence regarding the usefulness of patient demographic
characteristics, driving history, and cognitive testing in predicting driving capability among …

Evidence has shown that although all individuals with dementia will eventually need to stop
driving, most can continue to drive safely early in the disease. Fitness to drive needs to be …

Aim Cognitive impairment can negatively affect driving performance and increase the risk of
driving errors, leading to vehicle crashes. We used a population‐based survey to identify the …

Objective To assess the influence of cognitive, functional and behavioral factors, co-
morbidities as well as caregiver characteristics on driving cessation in dementia patients …

Background Demographic changes are leading to an increase in the number of older
drivers: as dementia is an age‐related disease, there is also an increase in the numbers of …

Background: Inpatient falls are common hospital adverse events. We aimed to determine
inpatient fall rates in an urban public hospital and analyzed their characteristics across …

While there is a large body of research indicating that individuals with moderate to severe
dementia are unfit to drive, relatively little is known about the driving performance of older …

Guidelines that physicians use to assess fitness to drive for dementia are limited in their
currency, applicability, and rigor of development. Therefore, we performed a systematic …

Aims: Our purpose was to identify cognitive tools associated with unsafe driving among
elderly drivers of varying cognitive levels. Methods: Twenty drivers with early-stage …

Objectives: Apathy is a common symptom in dementia, though can be difficult to distinguish
from depression due to shared features and frequent co-occurrence. As such, a significant …