Rethinking Driving Against Medical Advice: The Situated Nature of Driving After Stroke.

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This is a theoretical paper and practice commentary, not an empirical study. It argues for viewing driving after stroke as a 'situated occupation' influenced by social and economic factors, rather than just an individual compliance issue. It describes the authors' conceptual framework and critiques existing research approaches, but it reports no new patient data, outcomes, or tested interventions. Therefore, there are no findings here to change your clinical practice on.

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