Small vessel disease disrupts central #vestibular function/integration. Important to recognise early & manage. #baap2022 #audiovestibular

Great speech captioning this morning: “Puritan Audiometry” #BAAConf

Brilliant talk at #BAAConf by Dean Metz Dean Metz on non-vestibular causes of dizziness. Glad to see we’re already doing similar things at MFT Audiology but acbcalc.com is a new one on me and will be using it with the next older adult with polypharmacy. Thanks!

It was an absolute pleasure to discuss all things vertigo with Emma Stapleton for this primary care podcast. I do hope it’s valuable to clinicians who see the lion’s share of dizziness.

This is one I’m pretty happy with. Helps sort out something in #meniere disease and leads to new hypotheses.

I keep returning to these graphs by John Burn-Murdoch at the Financial Times and wondering why more British journalism can't be as straightforwardly lucid and illustrative as this. The catastrophe of Tory rule laid bare.

National park? (No, the top of a fence post) awesome though isn’t it?

It’s been great to see people at first day of #BCIG2023 and chat about the poster we’ve done with Linor Llwyd Jones of the North Wales service. Just wish we could work out why these CI users are suddenly going dizzy?

Calling all audiology balance clinical leads. Please could you take 5 mins to fill out this survey on how/when you use vHIT? This will inform a section of a lecture at BAA 2023 on the last ten years of vHIT research and clinical practice in the UK. bit.ly/vhitsurv Thanks!

Really interesting reading for anyone seeing patients with PPPD jnnp.bmj.com/content/94/10/…(1,for%20FND%3B%20(5)%20socioeconomic

newyorker.com/culture/annals…

Excited to be on the way to #BAAconf in Coventry to attempt to sum up ten years of vHIT research and clinical developments in <30 mins. Apologies in advance if I talk at 100mph.

Excited to be on the 06:15 to Euston tomorrow with Sam Ranger and Jony Elilnesan for BSNO 2023. Tucked under my arm will be our poster on patterns of vestibular impairment in adult cochlear implant candidates t.ly/-C6gu

It is very awkward when you are treating a patient for BPPV (especially someone who has been dizzy, falling, injured from falling, etc for MONTHS) who has seen many providers before you and the patient asks: “Why has no one looked at this yet?” 🫣 Screen for BPPV!

Great opportunity for our colleagues David Jay and Rosie Adams (chair of the British Society of Audiology Balance SIG) to speak at the Quality in Vestibular Practice event at AstonAudiology today ⚖️ #vestibular #balance #BSA