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Several studies have assessed older drivers' use and perceptions of NA systems under actual and simulated driving conditions.

Of the three projects, only LongROAD collects longitudinal medical record data, and detailed data on medication use, use and perceptions of advanced technologies and vehicle maintenance, reasons for driving cessation, and health and mobility consequences after driving cessation.

A 30-items questionnaire was administered to investigate student use and perceptions of OSCE videos.

First, we developed a self-report questionnaire to investigate student use and perceptions of OSCE videos, which encompasses 30 items.

In regard to health care use and perceptions of the ACA during 2011 and 2012, there was a difference in overall support.

No relations were observed between the amount of Internet use and threat perceptions and between media use and perceptions of societal threat.

The developers of these and other EIDM tools, as well as those facilitating the use of the tools in practice (i.e. researchers, decision makers), should be encouraged to collect and share information about how the tools have been used and perceptions of their usability and usefulness.

Therefore, the aim of the current study is to investigate the existing use of, motivation for using and perceptions of personal protection among rural ethnic-minority populations; in order to identify key areas where uptake of personal protection can be maximised through dissemination of knowledge or improvement of provision.

Okazaki and Renda dos Santos (2012) sampled 446 Brazilian teachers on the adoption of digital tools in teaching and found that the results were statistically significant for men in three areas: ease of use and perception of usefulness; perception of usefulness and attitude; and intention and current behaviour.

A qualitative method was also used for analysis of building use and perception of indoor climate by users.

Little is known about the differences in reported use and perception of patient education between experienced and novice physiotherapists.