Shifting gears versus sudden stops: qualitative study of consultations about driving in patients with cognitive impairment

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RT @cmsinnott: Thanks to the GPs and patients who participated in our new study ‘Shifting gears versus sudden stops: qualitative study of c…

RT @tessajlrichards: Raising the issue of fitness to drive in people with cognitive impairment is hard. If patient and doctor know each oth…

RT @tessajlrichards: Raising the issue of fitness to drive in people with cognitive impairment is hard. If patient and doctor know each oth…

RT @tessajlrichards: Raising the issue of fitness to drive in people with cognitive impairment is hard. If patient and doctor know each oth…

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