The findings from this study indicated that P-Drive is an assessment tool with properties of internal scale validity, person response validity, and which also contains aspects of reliability in relation to precision of the estimates and separation. P-Drive seems to be a valid and stable assessment tool for assessing the driving ability in a simulator of people with stroke.

The use of information and communication technology in healthcare to improve participation in everyday life: a scoping review, Disability and Rehabilitation,

Nursing home residents who experience thriving have a higher level of functioning in activities of daily living, a higher quality of life and are less physically and cognitively impaired.

The findings indicate that driving is important and taken for granted even after stroke. To lose the ability to drive was unexpected and aroused strong feelings and reactions. The present study contributes to a deeper understanding of how people with stroke experience their driving ability and the evaluation process, which can be integrated in clinical procedures to help improve information, emotional support and clinical procedures.

Nygård. Factors that impact the level of difficulty of everyday technology in a sample of older adults with and without cognitive impairment.