• About dementia
• Dementias
  • What is dementia?
    • Facts about dementia
    • Reversible dementias
    • Mixed dementia
    • Seven A's of dementia
    • Mild Cognitive Impairment
  • Alzheimer's disease
  • Vascular dementia
  • Lewy body Dementia
  • Frontotemporal dementia
  • Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
  • Parkinson's disease
  • Huntington's disease
  • Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome
  • Down syndrome
• Alzheimer's disease
  • What is Alzheimer's disease
    • Global Deterioration Scale
    • Changes in the brain
    • Common Questions
  • Warning signs & symptoms
    • 10 warning signs
    • Depression
  • Risk factors
  • Myth and reality about Alzheimer's disease
    • Aluminum
  • Stigma
  • Stages of Alzheimer's disease (what happens)
    • Early stage
    • Middle Stage
    • Late Stage
      • Medical intervention decisions
    • End of Life
      • Making decisions about end of life care
  • Impact of the disease
    • Impact on married couples
    • Impact on family and friends
• Diagnosis
  • Memory Screening
  • Getting a diagnosis
    • Assessments
    • Doctor's visits
  • Communicating the diagnosis
  • Life after diagnosis
    • First steps for families
• About the brain
  • Normal aging vs dementia
  • Brain health
    • Reduce your risk
    • Challenge yourself
    • Be socially active
    • Make healthy food choices
    • Be physically active
    • Reduce stress
    • Protect your head
    • Choose wisely
• Understanding behaviour
  • Delusions and hallucinations
  • Sundowning
  • Intimacy and sexuality
  • Apathy
• For health-care professionals
  • Culture change towards person-centred care
    • Person-centred care in long-term care homes
    • Person-centred language guidelines
  • Screening and diagnosis
    • Summary of cognitive screening tests
  • Driving
  • Training and e-learning
  • Research
  • Tough issues

Driving

• Free Driving and Dementia e-Learning Module: This free e-learning module addresses the needs of physicians for resources related to driving and dementia, and to help navigate the process of assessing fitness-to-drive, disclosure, reporting and more.
• DriveABLE: An effective tool to determine whether someone with a medical condition is able to drive safely.
• Not If But When: A site containing valuable information about the risks of dementia and driving. Developed by the Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation, the Alzheimer Society of Nova Scotia, and the Canadian Dementia Knowledge Translation Network, the site contains relevant information for every province.
• CanDrive: Improving the safety of older drivers
• CMA Driver's Guide: Determining Medical Fitness to Drive; a guide for physicians, by David Walter Irving
• Driving and Dementia: An online video from the Alzheimer Society of B.C.
• Driving and dementia toolkit: A toolkit for health-care professionals from the Dementia Network of Ottawa-Carleton
• Older Drivers in Canada and their Families: A website providing useful tips on safe driving and risk-reducing strategies. Developed by the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists in association with the Public Health Agency of Canada
• The Older & Wiser Driver; A Self-Assessment Program: A report looking at more effective strategies for older driver self-assessment and education
• Dementia and driving - keeping older drivers safe on the road: Information about using science-based research to create guidelines for older drivers