March 2016 Select Physical Performance Measures and Driving Outcomes in Older Adults A LongROAD Study.

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March 2016 Select Physical Performance Measures and Driving Outcomes in Older Adults A LongROAD Study

The Situation Driving exposure (meaning driving distance and trips taken), driving cessation, crashes, citations, and poor driving ability are all factors that can have significant implications for safety and health among older adults and identifying measures associated with these factors is important for preventing negative driving outcomes

The Situation Current physical functioning measures that are regularly employed in research include the Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB), the Timed Up and Go Test (TUG), and the Rapid Pace Walk (RPW)

Objective To assess the evidence in the research literature on the association between three well-validated lower extremity physical functioning measures (SPPB, TUG, and the RPW) with driving outcomes in older adults

Columbia University AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety  Released in March 2016  Part of the LongROAD study

Overview Systematic review of studies published between 1994 and 2015 that included the SPPB, TUG, or RPW as a measure of physical functioning and included a driving-related outcome Thirteen studies involving 5,313 older adults met the inclusion criteria

Key Findings SPPB – Short Physical Performance Battery Lower SPPB scores were associated with reduced driving exposure and increased cessation Avg. frequency of trips driven per week decreased from 5.1 for those with high SPPB scores to 1.0 for those with low SPPB scores

Key Findings RPW – Rapid Pace Walk Test Poorer RPW scores are associated with decreased driving ability in some studies and reduced driving exposure RPW may be useful in studies related to driving ability and exposure TUG – Timed Up and Go Test TUG scores are not associated with any driving outcomes, and does not appear to be a useful measure of physical functioning for the included driving outcomes

Implications The SPPB may be useful as a risk factor assessment for identifying individuals at risk of reducing their driving exposure and driving cessation

Implications SeniorDriving.AAA.com contains resources for senior drivers on strength and flexibility exercisesSeniorDriving.AAA.com AAA.com/fitness