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Products Family and Friends Concerned About an Older Driver (Report) This report provides families, friends, healthcare providers, law enforcement personnel, and community and social services with information to assist older adults whose capabilities make them potentially unsafe to drive. A series of research tasks were conducted, including a literature review of public information materials on family and friends' involvement with the driving decisions of older adults, identification of current state and provincial requirements and practices regarding identification of high risk older drivers and identification of information resource needs among professionals. Three color, 8.5" x 11", 43 pages.
Feasibility for an EMS Workforce Safety and health Surveillance System (Report) The report is a qualitative study and presents the findings of a consensus process that resulted in an agreement of EMS and data system stakeholders on the utility of existing data systems, and a set of elements and characteristics of the surveillance system. It also contains a literature review of EMS workforce illness and injury.
Feasibility of Collecting Traffic Safety Data from Law Enforcement Agencies
Federal Acquisition Circular 90-33 (Manual) Federal Acquisition Circular (FAC) 90 - 33 amends the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR ) as specified: Contract Financing (FAR Case 94 - 764); Special Contracting Methods ( FAR Case 94 - 710); Task and Delivery order contracts (FAR Case 94 - 711); Fraud Remedies (FAR Case 94 - 765); and Assignment of Claims (FAR 94 -761). Black and white, 8.5" x 11", 66 pages. Fender Bender Physics brings you SciLinks, a new project that blends
Field Test of On-Site Drug Detection Devices [Report] This report contains the findings of a study conducting a field evaluation of five on-site drug screening devices used by police officers to detect drug-impaired drivers. The tests were conducted in Nassau County, New York, and Houston, Texas, on 800 motorists suspected of impaired driving. Black and white, 8.5" x 11", 66 pages.
First Responder. National standard Curriculum /Refresher First Responder: National Standard Curriculum - August 1995 (809 291) Publication is separated into folders by section, appendices, etc.
From the Field; Four Communities Implement Active Aging Programs [Report] This report, intended for program planners, describes four communities' efforts to promote active aging and suggests tips for success. Three color, 8.5" x 11", 17 pages.
Functional Assessments, Safety Outcomes, and Driving Exposure Measures for Older Drivers
http://www.nhtsa.gov/staticfiles/nti/pdf/811630.pdf This project was conducted to provide an objective measure of the relationship between older adults’ scores on a set of driving assessment tools and their (serious point) violations and crashes over a period of 18 months following the assessments. An additional objective was to compare alternative methods of measuring driver exposure. The assessments were performed on 692 participants age 70 and older who visited one of four Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) field offices between September 2008 and June 2009, under NHTSA contract DTNH22-05-D-05043, Task Order 10. The assessments emphasized cognitive performance domains, specifically visuospatial ability, speed of (visual information) processing, divided attention, visual search, working memory, and response planning or “executive function.” Contrast sensitivity was also measured, as well as simple and choice brake reaction time. The functional assessments examined in this research were computer-based and designed to be self-administered, although the assistance of a test administrator was always available and was required for some measures. Univariate and multivariate analyses examined the relationships between functional assessment scores and safety indicators. The measure of “executive function” (maze performance) was highlighted as a significant predictor of crash risk in the study results. This may be of interest to occupational therapy/driving rehabilitation providers as a potentially valuable tool to support clinical evaluations of fitness to drive; and, to developers of screening tools for early warning of driving impairments, and of products meant to educate older drivers and their families about age-related changes that impact safe driving.
Further Analysis of Drivers Licensed with Medical Conditions in Utah (Report) This report discusses a study comparing the citation and crash rates of Utah's licensed drivers with medical conditions, with that of comparable non-restricted drivers. Motorists with medical conditions in Utah are restricted by functional ability category and level. Crash and citation data for drivers reporting one, two, or more medical conditions, were individually analyzed, to determine their relative risk compared to unrestricted drivers. Black and white, 8.5" x 11", 105 pages.
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