Tijdschrift voor psychiatrie · 2010
[Fitness to drive in psychiatric patients; a review of the literature and consequences for daily practice].
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de Wolf M M
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: A question that often arises in daily practice is whether a psychiatric patient should be considered as still fit to drive.
AIM: To describe the Dutch regulations concerning psychiatric patients’ fitness to drive and to evaluate the scientific basis of these regulations.
METHOD: Information about the current regulations was collected and summarised and the specialist literature was reviewed.
RESULTS: The regulations in the Netherlands are rather strict and as a result persons with a psychiatric illness can sometimes have their driving license withdrawn for a long period. The literature that was reviewed reveals that there is much uncertainty concerning the relationship between psychiatric illness and its effects on fitness to drive.
CONCLUSION: The specialist literature indicates that some of the Dutch regulations are unfair and too rigid. In this article the consequences for daily practice are considered and a plea is made for more research and for laws and regulations that have a more solid basis.
AIM: To describe the Dutch regulations concerning psychiatric patients’ fitness to drive and to evaluate the scientific basis of these regulations.
METHOD: Information about the current regulations was collected and summarised and the specialist literature was reviewed.
RESULTS: The regulations in the Netherlands are rather strict and as a result persons with a psychiatric illness can sometimes have their driving license withdrawn for a long period. The literature that was reviewed reveals that there is much uncertainty concerning the relationship between psychiatric illness and its effects on fitness to drive.
CONCLUSION: The specialist literature indicates that some of the Dutch regulations are unfair and too rigid. In this article the consequences for daily practice are considered and a plea is made for more research and for laws and regulations that have a more solid basis.