Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects fitness to drive. Research that has examined clinical predictors of fitness to drive in PD, using the on-road assessment as the gold standard, has generally used a dichotomous pass/fail decision. However, on-road assessments...
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Article
Clinical assessment
Contrast sensitivity
Driver
Driving ability
Human
Major clinical study
Parkinson disease
Visual acuity
Adult
Car driving
Cognitive defect
Complication
Disability
Driver licence
Female
Male
Middle aged
Neuropsychological test
Parkinson disease
Pathophysiology
Predictive value
Psychology
Psychomotor performance
Very elderly
Adult
Aged
Aged, 80 and over
Automobile driver examination
Automobile driving
Cognition disorders
Disability evaluation
Female
Humans
Male
Middle aged
Neuropsychological tests
Parkinson disease
Predictive value of tests
Psychomotor performance
Assessment
Driving
Parkinson's disease
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease |
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease |
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease Aged Article Clinical assessment Contrast sensitivity Driver Driving ability Human Major clinical study Parkinson disease Visual acuity Adult Car driving Cognitive defect Complication Disability Driver licence Female Male Middle aged Neuropsychological test Parkinson disease Pathophysiology Predictive value Psychology Psychomotor performance Very elderly Adult Aged Aged, 80 and over Automobile driver examination Automobile driving Cognition disorders Disability evaluation Female Humans Male Middle aged Neuropsychological tests Parkinson disease Predictive value of tests Psychomotor performance Assessment Driving Parkinson's disease |
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease |
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease |
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease |
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease |
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Clinical Assessments as Predictors of Primary On-Road Outcomes in Parkinson's Disease |
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Aged Article Clinical assessment Contrast sensitivity Driver Driving ability Human Major clinical study Parkinson disease Visual acuity Adult Car driving Cognitive defect Complication Disability Driver licence Female Male Middle aged Neuropsychological test Parkinson disease Pathophysiology Predictive value Psychology Psychomotor performance Very elderly Adult Aged Aged, 80 and over Automobile driver examination Automobile driving Cognition disorders Disability evaluation Female Humans Male Middle aged Neuropsychological tests Parkinson disease Predictive value of tests Psychomotor performance Assessment Driving Parkinson's disease |
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Aged Article Clinical assessment Contrast sensitivity Driver Driving ability Human Major clinical study Parkinson disease Visual acuity Adult Car driving Cognitive defect Complication Disability Driver licence Female Male Middle aged Neuropsychological test Parkinson disease Pathophysiology Predictive value Psychology Psychomotor performance Very elderly Adult Aged Aged, 80 and over Automobile driver examination Automobile driving Cognition disorders Disability evaluation Female Humans Male Middle aged Neuropsychological tests Parkinson disease Predictive value of tests Psychomotor performance Assessment Driving Parkinson's disease |
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Parkinson's disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects fitness to drive. Research that has examined clinical predictors of fitness to drive in PD, using the on-road assessment as the gold standard, has generally used a dichotomous pass/fail decision. However, on-road assessments may also result in one of two additional outcomes (pass with recommendations, or fail-remediable). Individuals within these subgroups may benefit from interventions to improve their fitness to drive abilities. This study investigated clinical predictors that could be indicative of the pass, pass with recommendations, or fail-remediable categories for drivers with PD (N = 99). Trails B, Left Finger to Nose Test, and contrast sensitivity measures were identified as significant predictors for the pass, and pass with recommendations subgroups. No significant predictors were identified for the fail-remediable subgroup. Results from this study provide a foundation for clinicians to identify drivers who can benefit from recommendations to preserve their driving abilities. © The Author(s) 2015. |
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