From: Jennifer Reed <reedjl@pdx.

edu>
Subject: [Ioa_certificate_students] PADRECC patient education lecture
Date: February 24, 2010 2:11:57 PM PST
To: Certificate Students <ioa_certificate_students@lists.pdx.edu>, IOA mail list <ioa@lists.pdx.edu>
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From: Rieger, Ryan (Portland) [mailto:Ryan.Rieger@va.gov]

Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 12:07 PM
To: Joan Benedict
Cc: Joseph Quinn
Subject: Patient Education - Driving
 
PADRECC patient education lecture:
 
“Driving with Parkinson’s Disease”
 
Presented by Sheryl Aanerud, Medical Program Coordinator, MDV Driver Program, and Genevieve DeRenne,
Occupational Therapist, Providence Rehabilitation Service. 
 
It will be taking place on Friday, March 12 from 10am‐11am in the PVAMC Auditorium.  I have attached the
flyer.  Although we are targeting a Parkinson’s patient base, the objectives suggest it would be applicable to a
larger geriatric audience.
 
Learning Objectives:
1. Provide an orientation to DMV's Medically At-Risk Driver Program, both mandatory and
voluntary reporting components.
2. Discuss the standards for mandatory reporting: severe and uncontrollable; impairments
versus conditions.
3. Identify steps to prolong safe mobility and recognizing when it may be necessary to
report to DMV.
 
Feel free to disseminate to anyone who may be interested in attending.  Thanks,
 
Ryan Rieger, MHPA
Administrative Officer
503.273.5203
Ryan.Rieger@va.gov
 
 Driving with Parkinson’s Disease
Presented by
Sheryl Aanerud
Medical Program Coordinator, DMV Driver Programs
and
Genevieve DeRenne
Occupational Therapist, Providence Rehabilitation Services

Friday, March 12, 2010 10:00 am — 11:00 am

** Please note date change **

Auditorium, Building 100

Portland VA Medical Center
This event is free and open to Patients, Caregivers, and VA Employees.
Learning Objectives:
1. Provide an orientation to DMV's Medically At-Risk Driver Program,
both mandatory and voluntary reporting components.
2. Discuss the standards for mandatory reporting: severe and
uncontrollable; impairments versus conditions.
3. Identify steps to prolong safe mobility and recognizing when it may be
necessary to report to DMV.

Please call to sign up at 503-721-1091 or

1-800-949-1004 ext. 51091
Sponsored by the
VA Northwest Parkinson’s Disease Research, Education and Clinical Center

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