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The Addenbrooke's Cognitive Examination Revised as a potential screening test for elderly drivers. However, this test has inherent problems that limit its validity to Accepted 29 March evaluate cognitive abilities related to driving and to screen for driving impairments in non-demented people. Therefore, it is useful to test new screening instruments that may predict potential unsafe drivers Keywords: who require an in-depth neuropsychological assessment in a specialised centre.
Measures of visuospatial and executive functions, which are not incorporated in the MMSE score, had an incremental value in the prediction of driving ability. All rights reserved. Introduction including driving an automobile Morgan and Heaton, Older drivers have a high rate of dicting on-road Ott et al. Cognitive decline is functioning has not been examined as extensively as other neu- more prevalent with aging and certain medical conditions such as rocognitive domains.
Nevertheless, neuropsychological test scores dementia , and the relation between cognitive decline and greater do not correlate entirely with functional outcomes Sadek and van crash risk and unsafe driving performance is well documented Carr Gorp, , and current investigations attempt to conclude the and Ott, Ferreira et al. The inclusion crite- of non-dominant hemisphere skills and executive functions Bak ria of the present study were as follows: aged 65 years or older; and Mioshi, , which are the most related to various driving living independently in the community; without a requirement measures cf.
During the data collection period November for driving-related cognitive impairment in the elderly is war- to December , the MLTI examined 83 drivers aged 65 years ranted. However, a cogni- in verbal communication , six were not scheduled in the days of tive screening test could be achieved to identify potential unsafe the investigation, four were not assessed due to the absence of drivers Wolfe and Clark, who require further neuropsy- the driving examiner and two refused to participate.
Of a total of chological and, if available, on-road assessment at a specialised 60 drivers who completed the research protocol, 50 participants centre. Participants had a mean education of are a number of reasons to analyse this brief cognitive test in rela- 6. As to the educational level, tion to on-road driving performance. Because Iverson et al. Thirdly, the ACE-R may provide some discrimi- nating value for driving ability, as it includes tasks that are similar 2.
Procedure to those previously associated with driving measures cf. If it is validated to predict crash risk or driving bra and the MLTI. All of the ethical principles of the Declaration of ability, it would be appealing to primary care health settings. The Helsinki were followed. Prior to participation, the subject received current research examines whether this screening tool for cogni- written information regarding the purpose of the study, and writ- tive impairment is useful in predicting driving impairment in older ten informed consent was obtained.
As the protocol assessment adults. The evaluations were performed individu- et al. The grid consists of ally in a single session, and the order between the cognitive and 50 items or driving behaviours distributed across the following driving testing was counterbalanced in the sample. Although vision was previously screened by physi- e driving on urban roads 15 items , as lateral position, aware- cians, visual function was examined prior to the written informed ness of pedestrians; f driving on the freeway 6 items , as speed consent to ensure the selection of participants without visual prob- choice, safety distance; g turning at junctions 4 items , as give lems that would affect the cognitive and driving outcomes.
Each driving item is scored on the following 3-point week and during an off-peak period between 12 h and 14 h. Based on the frequency and severity of observed the observation of driving behaviour in different driving situa- behaviours during the driving task, the examiner indicates the tions e. The assessment was based on a driving measure, affect safety e. Statistical analyses anxiety that might produce a negative effect on driving perfor- mance. Discriminant analyses were performed safety.
An interrater reliability study between the driving exam- to assess whether the predictor variables independent variables iner and a research psychologist in the front and rear passenger distinguished between safe and unsafe drivers dependent vari- seat, respectively , who was previously trained on driving obser- able on a road test.
To ensure that were plotted to compare the area under the curve between the both observers were blind to the cognitive results, the interrater ACE-R and MMSE scores. Partial correlations were also com- 2.
Instruments puted between the driving measure scores and ACE-R outcomes. The total score is obtained by summing all of 3. Comparison of non-cognitive variables between safe and the sub-scores, ranging from 0 to , of which the MMSE score unsafe drivers 30 pts is part. Geriatr Gerontol Int Oct. Neuropsychol ; Vascular dementia: diagnostic criteria for research studies. Clinical di- dementia vascular CIND.
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