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WORKSHOPS
Dr. Bonnie M. Dobbs and Daniel R. Mayhew moderated and subsequently reported on the results of the breakout workshops. Please click on the individual report to view the moderator's presentation.
WORKSHOP 1
Session 1
What key functions are needed for driving?
- Develop a conceptual framework or model that best encompasses the various driving functions.
- Identify the specific functions and where they fit within the framework or model.
Session 2
For each of the functions identified during Session 1, how strong is the existing scientific evidence regarding the level of functioning needed for the safe operation of a motor vehicle?
Dr. Bonnie M. Dobbs report
Daniel R. Mayhew report
WORKSHOP 2
Assessing functional impairment
- What are the most valid and useful protocols for assessing functional impairment and for which functions – i.e., what do you consider as best practices for this field; should assessment be made on the basis of individual functions or is it more rational and practical to provide a global assessment of functionality that embraces a combination of the skills/capacities in question?
- What are the limitations of current assessment protocols and what research is needed to overcome them?
Dr. Bonnie M. Dobbs report
Daniel R. Mayhew report