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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Driving cessation"”.
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Implementing Transportation Planning With Older Adults After Driving Cessation: Observing Community Mobility, Social Participation, and Quality of Life
… planning on older adults who are facing driving retirement, specifically in supporting social participation and quality of life and the impact on community mobility. Design: A descriptive case series investigated methods for implementing transportation plans and identifying related …
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How Not Being Able to Drive Can Affect Routines and Occupations Related to Transportation
… in daily routines and occupations related to driving cessation after experiencing a TBI. Interviews were audio recorded and transcribed. Data was analyzed by coding significant phrases, grouping the codes into categories, and generating descriptions of the participants' perceptions. Member …
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Stages of driving behaviour change within the Transtheoretical Model (TM)
… the number of older adults who rely primarily on driving as their means of transportation in later life are increasing. Older adults experience changes due to aging and age-related diseases that may put them at increased risk of crashes and other unsafe driving behaviours. Considerable evidence …
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An Examination of the General Mobility of Older Adults Based on Late-Life Depression and Its Treatment
… Studies have suggested a relationship between driving habits changes (in particular, driving cessation) and depression (Fonda, Wallace & Herzog, 2001; Marottoli et al., 1997). Very little research has been conducted to examine the relationship between depression and other mobility changes in …
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Mobile, connected and included: the role of information and communication technology in supporting mobility and independence in later life
… circumstances, such as physical impairments and driving cessation. Therefore, understanding the concept of mobility in later life is complex and challenging. Through an interdisciplinary qualitative approach, this thesis examines the role of information and communication technology in supporting …