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Health Care Providers and Older Adult Service Organizations to Assist in the Prevention and Early Recognition of Florida’s At-Risk Drivers.

机译：医疗保健提供者和老年人服务组织协助预防和早期识别佛罗里达州的风险驱动因素。

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As a next step in the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) plan to reduce the number of traffic injury and fatality crashes among Florida’s older adult population, SRA Research Group (SRA) conducted a health care needs assessment to support the efforts of the Safe Mobility for Life Coalition (SMFLC). This effort is designed to support the comprehensive statewide Aging Road User Strategic Safety Plan, designed to reduce crashes by improving the safety, access, and mobility of Florida’s aging road users. SRA surveyed older adult service providers and health care professionals who interact with aging road users and at-risk drivers age 50 and over. The goals of the research were to understand the awareness, knowledge, and information needs of professionals to address issues regarding aging road users and at-risk drivers in Florida. The survey found a majority of professionals have conversations with older adults about driving, and a majority felt physicians, vision specialists, and family members should be the ones having these conversations. One barrier to discussing driving is a lack of resources to assess drivers, and most feel a simple screening test would be of value to them. In addition, few have the information and tools they need to educate on driver safety and mobility. The study demonstrated the need to develop and/or disseminate the right outreach and resource materials that can help service providers, older adults, and health care professionals address the issue of aging road users in their own community.

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Sandler, M.; Nichols, T.; Tarburton, R.;
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年度 2015
页码 1-128
总页数 128
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正文语种 eng
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Safe mobility; Traffic safety; Driving safety; Older drivers; Healthcare providers; Florida (state); Strategic safety plan; Fatality crashes; Reducing crashes; At-risk drivers; Social service providers; Highways (North Carolina); Safe Mobility for Life Coalition (SMFLC); Florida Department of Transportation(FDOT); Aging Road Users;

机译：安全的移动性;交通安全;驾驶安全;老年驾驶员;医疗服务提供者;佛罗里达州（州）;战略安全计划;死亡事故;减少崩溃;有风险的驾驶员;社会服务提供者;高速公路（北卡罗来纳州）;生命联盟安全流动（smFLC）;佛罗里达州交通部（FDOT）;老龄化道路用户;

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