Specific Details of Results Sample Clauses

Specific Details of Results. Due to time constraints, not all consensus statements were voted on by the group. • Language/terminology is an issue and we want to strive to be consistent so that the community and other professionals understand and this is a priority for future work. o N= 51 o Useful – 90% o Not sure – 8% o Not Useful – 2% • There is a need to differentiate programs based on their levels of service and compliance with ADED Best Practices. o N = 51 o Useful –92 % o Not sure – 8% o Not Useful – 0% • If program models are clearly defined, then there is a need for improved and understandable descriptors/definitions for the public and other stakeholders. o N = 53 o Useful – 91% o Not sure – 7% o Not Useful – 2% • There is a need to identify a level of education, training, or experience to use DRS as a credential. o N = 50 o Useful – 96% o Not sure – 4% o Not Useful – 0% • There is a clear need for clear definition of DRS and who can use this title as compare to those who use the CDRS title. o N = 52 o Useful – 88% o Not sure – 10% o Not Useful – 2% • There is a need to explore the training and expertise required of a provider offering a driver rehabilitation program. o N = 52 o Useful – 100% o Not sure – 0% o Not Useful – 0% • An individual with moderate to severe dementia should not drive. o N = 53 o Useful – 92% o Not sure – 4% o Not Useful – 4% • Those with very mild or mild dementia may be appropriately referred for further testing when risk factors for unsafe driving are present. o N = 50 o Useful – 98% o Not sure – 2% o Not Useful – 0% • If the patient has a neurodegenerative dementia, mobility counseling (to include alternative methods of transportation) should start immediately anticipating that driving cessation will likely occur in the near future. o N = 50 o Useful – 88% o Not sure – 12% o Not Useful – 0% • Self-report regarding driving capability is often inaccurate; therefore observation of occupational performance is necessary. o N = 53 o Useful – 91% o Not sure – 9% o Not Useful – 0% • Co-piloting, in which a passenger verbally assists the individual to drive or follow a route, is not recommended. The need for co-piloting is an indication that the patient should stop active driving, as verbal instructions are insufficient in a driving situation where a rapid response is required to prevent a crash. o N = 50 o Useful – 84% o Not sure – 14% o Not Useful – 2% • Regardless of diagnosis, assessment and recommendations for optimal and safest community mobility should...
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