Course Overview
The Queen Square & Royal National Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital Dizziness Course is a four-day instructional programme aimed at physicians, surgeons, GPs, scientists, physiotherapists, and allied health professionals who diagnose and manage patients with dizziness and/or imbalance.
The course is run by an international, multidisciplinary faculty of experienced clinicians and researchers, bringing together expertise from neurology, ENT surgery, audiology, vestibular science, psychiatry, physiotherapy, and geriatric medicine.
What You Will Learn
The course provides comprehensive coverage of:
- The diagnostic approach to dizziness and imbalance – history, examination, and vestibular testing
- Common and uncommon vestibular disorders – evidence-based multidisciplinary management
- Managing the patient with dizziness and imbalance – a holistic approach integrating physical, psychological, and functional perspectives
- Innovation, research, and clinical implications – the latest advances and their translation to clinical practice
- Case studies and practical demonstrations – hands-on learning with expert guidance
Who Should Attend
This course is suitable for:
- Neurologists and neurology trainees
- ENT surgeons and trainees
- Audiovestibular physicians
- Audiologists
- Vestibular physiotherapists
- Geriatricians
- General practitioners with an interest in vestibular medicine
- Researchers in vestibular science
CPD Accreditation
Application has been made to the Royal College of Physicians for X CPD credits (approval pending). Certificates of attendance will be provided to all delegates.
