Introduction Vestibular disorders have a high prevalence and impact on general health.
Currently questionnaires to measure vestibular symptoms and the impact on daily life, do not …

Background Most questionnaires currently used for assessing symptomatology of vestibular
disorders are retrospective, inducing recall bias and lowering ecological validity. An app …

Vertigo and dizziness are relatively frequent complaints at primary, secondary and tertiary
health-care settings. They tend to occur more often with increasing age and to negatively …

Purpose Vertigo and dizziness belong to the most frequent syndromes in the primary,
secondary and tertiary setting and can be divided into vertigo with episodic or chronic …

Background Vestibular disorders can lead to functional limitations and deficits in performing
routine daily life tasks. The Vestibular Disorders Activities of Daily Living scale (VADL) is a …

Background The vestibular disorders activities of daily living (VADL) scale is a valid and
reliable scale created 2 decades ago to specifically test the functional problems of patients …

Objectives/Hypothesis Use of clinical questionnaires to assist in the screening of vestibular
disorders in the acute hospital setting is needed. The objective is to detail the clinimetric …

Background Combining a mobile application-based vestibular diary called the DizzyQuest
and an iPad-based hearing test enables evaluation of the relationship between experienced …

Symptom frequency and severity in vestibular disorders often do not correlate well with
patients' restrictions of activities of daily living and limitations of participation. Due to the lack …

Background. Activities and participation domains are affected in people with vestibular
disorders; however, specialized outcome measures for evaluating activities and participation …