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This document represents, to the best knowledge of the BSA, the evidence-base and consensus on good practice, given the stated methodology and scope of the document and at the time of publication.  \nAlthough care has been taken in preparing this information, the BSA does not and cannot guarantee the interpretation and application of it. The BSA cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions, and the BSA accepts no liability whatsoever for any loss or damage howsoever arising. This document supersedes any previous recommended procedure by the BSA and stands until superseded or withdrawn by the BSA.  \nComments on this document are welcomed and should be sent to:  \nBritish Society of Audiology Blackburn House  \nRedhouse Road Seafield Bathgate EH47 7AQ  \nTel: +44 (0)118 9660622  \n[bsa@thebsa.org.uk](bsa@thebsa.org.uk)  \n[www.thebsa.org.uk](www.thebsa.org.uk)  \nPublished by the British Society of Audiology © British Society of Audiology, 2019  \nAll rights reserved. This document may be freely reproduced for educational and not-for-profit purposes. No other reproduction is allowed without the written permission of the British Society of Audiology.  \nAuthors  \nProduced by: The Balance Interest Group (BIG) and the Professional Guidance Group Key Authors:  \nName: Ms Amanda Male BSc (Hons), MRes in Clinical Practice, MCSP  \nRole: Highly Specialised Vestibular Physiotherapist  \nOrganisation: The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, London.  \nPosition on Council: BIG Executive Committee Member  \nDeclarations of interests:  \n􀁸 Declaration of interests by the authors: None declared  \nName: Miss Debbie Cane MSc CS  \nRole: Senior Clinical Scientist and Lecturer in Audiology  \nOrganisations: Manchester University Foundation Trust; Manchester University, Manchester.  \nPosition on Council: BIG Executive Committee Member  \nDeclarations of interests:  \n􀁸 Declaration of interests by the authors: None declared  \nWith thanks to:  \nAll of the feedback received in the membership consultation in particular:  \n􀁸 Andrew Clements  \n􀁸 Fiona Barker  \nContents  \n1. Overview ............................................................................................................................................... 5  \n2. What is Vestibular Rehabilitation (VR)? ................................................................................................ 5  \n3. Aims of VR ............................................................................................................................................. 6  \n4. Evidence to support VR ......................................................................................................................... 6  \n5. Who can give VR?.................................................................................................................................. 7  \n6. Who should receive VR? ....................................................................................................................... 7  \n7. Assessment............................................................................................................................................ 8  \n8. Outcome measures ............................................................................................................................... 9  \n9. Treatment principles ............................................................................................................................. 9  \n10. Treatment approaches ........................................................................................................................ 10  \n10.1 Habituation exercises ................................................................................................................ 10  \n10.2 Substitution exercises .....","cbCaicKgp5SwlBVR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicKgp5SwlBVR","pdf",1361770,17,"English","# Overview\n## What is Vestibular Rehabilitation (VR)?\n## Aims of VR\n## Evidence to support VR\n## Who can give VR?\n## Who should receive VR?\n# Assessment\n## Outcome measures\n## Treatment principles\n## Treatment approaches\n## Habituation exercises\n## Substitution exercises\n## Adaptation exercises\n## Balance and falls\n# Formulating a treatment plan\n## Follow up appointments\n## Further considerations\n## Visually induced dizziness and sensory reweighting\n## Persistent postural perceptual dizziness\n## Functional gait\n## Alternative methods of VR\n# Conclusion\n# Additional resources\n# References","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this vestibular rehabilitation practice guidance?\",\"answer\":\"It provides evidence-based consensus on good practice for vestibular rehabilitation, based on the document’s stated methodology and scope.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document handle responsibility and limitations?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that care is taken in preparing the information, but the BSA cannot guarantee interpretation or application and is not liable for errors, omissions, or any loss or damage arising.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in the guidance?\",\"answer\":\"The contents include VR overview, aims, supporting evidence, eligibility, assessment, outcome measures, treatment principles, specific treatment approaches, treatment planning, follow-up, further considerations, and references.\"}]","Vestibular Rehabilitation - Practice guidance - April 2019 | PDF",43]