Wood Joanne M

Scanning Behavior and Daytime Driving Performance of Older Adults With Glaucoma.

Older drivers with glaucoma had poorer driving performance than controls and demonstrated differences in eye movement patterns.

Hazard Perception in Older Drivers With Eye Disease.

HPT responses of older drivers with eye disease were delayed compared to controls and translate to an estimated 16-meter longer stopping distance when traveling at 80 km/hr.

Impact of vision disorders and vision impairment on motor vehicle crash risk and on-road driving performance: A systematic review.

There was mixed evidence regarding the impact of cataract, glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration and homonymous field loss on MVC risk and no evidence of increased MVC risk with mild VA impairment.

Optical Coherence Tomography-Derived Measurements of the Optic Nerve Head Structure of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children.

Differences exist in the ONH structure between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and non-Indigenous children, which may have implications for the detection and monitoring of ocular disease in this population and highlights the need…

Association between Glaucoma and At-fault Motor Vehicle Collision Involvement among Older Drivers: A Population-based Study.

A population-based study suggests that older drivers with glaucoma are more likely to have a history of at-fault MVC involvement than those without glaucoma.