Systematic literature review and model for older driver safety.

Author(s)
Classen, S. Garvan, C.W. Awadzi, K. Sundaram, S. Winter, S. López, E.D.S. & Ferree, N.
Year
Abstract

Using the Precede-Proceed Model of Health Promotion (PPMHP) and an etiological systematic literature review, we examined the risk/protective factors of older driver safety in the United States. We described key features of this literature review and developed a structural model illustrating the prevalence of risk/protective factors in the health domain (63%) and in other PPMHP domains (environment 20%; behavior and lifestyle 10%; predisposing 1%; reinforcing 3%, enabling 2%; health education 2%). This model, a first step in synopsizing and quantifying these risk/protective factors, informs rehabilitation professionals of their etiology and prevalence, affords opportunities for multidisciplinary research, and lays the foundation for intervention planning. (Author/publisher)

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C 36596 [electronic version only]
Source

Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation, Vol. 22 (2006), No. 2 (April-June), p. 87-98, 38 ref.

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