3-Day Balance Course

Are Dizzy Patients putting you in a spin?

12th – 14th June 2024

This 3 day course is designed to deliver the foundation of knowledge needed to conduct the assessment of the dizzy patient. Through theory and practical workshops the performance of vestibular assessments will be applied to clinical practice. On completion participants will have an understanding of vestibular disorders, their descriptions and understand the technologies to locate, identify and recognise vestibular dysfunction. The emphasis of this course is on small group work to ensure maximum learning opportunities for all participants. As such places are limited and early booking is recommended.

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Practical info

Date

12th – 14th June 2024

Location

The Principal Hotel, York Station Road, York YO24 1AA

Fee

£1250 (plus VAT) including accommodation and meals

To sign up for this event please click the register here button.

Here's what some of our clients had to say:

"Very helpful and informative course. Great to be able to discuss complex issues in a relaxed and friendly but professional sphere."

"Would recommend this course to others. Improved my knowledge and will have a big influence on my clinical skills."

"Excellent hands-on experience."

"Excellent value for money."

"Brilliant Programme!"

"Fantastic course. Very Informative and clinically helpful."

"Found all speakers very interesting and easy to listen to. enjoyed hands on workshops."

"Very informative and exceptional value for money – well done and thanks."

"One of the best course I have attended in 28 years!"

"Brilliant speakers!"

"Thank you – extremely informative and enjoyable."

FAQs

Can I get a refund?

Full refund available 4 weeks prior to seminar start date, after which fees are non-refundable

How experienced do I need to be to attend this course?

This course is intended for all practitioners who either currently see patients with dizziness or intended to develop in this area. For more experienced practitioners, this course will bring together the diagnostics tools for vestibular assessment into a clinical context. This will allow discussion around the most effective methods and strategies for efficient clinical time when assessing dizzy patients.

I would like to start introducing vHIT and VEMP into my clinic, will this course help me do that?

The purpose of this course it to provide a comprehensive overview of the technological solutions available for vestibular assessment. This will include the integration of traditional vestibular testing such as Caloric assessment, with newer solutions of vHIT and VEMP as part of the comprehensive diagnostic’s vestibular investigation.

There are a lot of questions on whether we should still be doing Calorics, will this be covered?

Caloric assessment has been a long-standing method of assessing ear specific vestibular function but has more recently been challenged by newer technologies of vestibular assessment such as vHIT. This course will provide a clinical backdrop to how vestibular assessment tools can be incorporated into modern dizzy clinics, focusing on the advantages of each assessment option in formulating and utilising the best clinical investigation strategy.

What makes this course different to every other Balance course?

This course brings clinicians with a wide range of expertise who have proven experience in assessing dizzy patients in a UK clinical setting. Alongside this is also the international experience of how different clinical strategies can be utilised to meet the challenges face by UK vestibular assessment clinics. This is all provided in a very interactive and engaging course to help practitioners from all levels of experience develop their own professional skills in assessing the dizzy patient.

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