Purpose Brain tumours are associated with neurocognitive impairments that are important
for safe driving. Driving is vital to maintaining patient autonomy, despite this there is limited …

Driving is a complex task that requires integration of various skills that may be impaired in
patients with brain tumours. Determining fitness to drive is a responsibility of all physicians in …

The purpose of the study is to determine driving habits and behaviors of patients with brain
tumors in order to better inform discussions around driving safety in this population. Eight …

This study was aimed at evaluating the consistency of driving advice given by treating
clinicians to patients diagnosed with brain tumours. Secondary aims include assessing the …

Background Operating a motor vehicle involves multiple cognitive and sensorimotor
faculties. Neurological conditions pose driving risk, but this has not been examined in …

Referring to the article:''Current practices of driving restriction implementation for patients
with brain tumors''by Thomas et al., published in your journal in October 2010 (published …

Background: Neurocognitive deficits from brain tumours may impair the ability to safely
operate a motor vehicle. Although certain jurisdictions in Canada legally require that …

Brain tumors may impair functioning in several neuro-cognitive domains and interfere with
sophisticated tasks, such as driving motor vehicles. No formalized national guidelines or …

Background Guidelines to provide recommendations about driving restrictions for patients
with brain metastases are lacking. We aim to determine whether clinical neurologic …

Background: Neurocognitive impairments from brain tumours may interfere with the ability to
drive safely. In 9 of 13 Canadian provinces and territories, physicians have a legal obligation …