Vestibular SIG Research Collaboration

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The Vestibular SIG would like to make it easier for researchers, academicians, and clinicians to collaborate. If you are a vestibular PT, faculty member, or researcher interested in research in the area of Vestibular Rehabilitation please fill out the form below using the link below. Please note that any information you fill out on the form will be published on the website and visible to both members and non-members of the ANPT. You can also follow the link below to find contact information to connect with a PT, faculty member, or researcher. No experience is necessary in research, just interest is required.

This survey will help us link you with the research collaborators you’re looking for. By completing this survey, you are agreeing to releasing the information you provide to other Vestibular Special Interest Group members and colleagues looking to establish research partnerships. This information will be posted on our website. Thank you for your desire to advance the science of vestibular rehabilitation.

Name and Credentials

Institution

City and State

I am a (Select only one)

PTA student

DPT student

Master’s or post-professional Doctoral student

Clinician

Researcher

Educator

Other:

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I am looking for help... (Select all that apply)

Finding research participants

Partnering with someone who has access to an Institutional Review Board

Partnering with someone who will mentor students in research activity

Partnering with another researcher

Securing grant funding

Writing an abstract

Writing a manuscript

Translating research to clinical practice

Other:

Research Interests Include (Select all that apply)

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

Unilateral peripheral vestibular hypofunction

Bilateral peripheral vestibular hypofunction

Meniere’s disease

Vestibular migraine

Concussion

Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness

Post-surgical

Balance disturbance

Gait disturbance

Outcome measures

Mal de Debarquement Syndrome

Other:

What equipment do you have access to? (Select all that apply)

Typical OP Vestibular Rehabilitation Equipment (i.e. foam cushion, conflict dome, balls, weights, treadmill, stationary bike, etc.)

Infrared goggles with recording capability

vHIT

Virtual Reality System

Computerized Posturography (i.e. NeuroCom, Bertec)

Heart Rate Monitors (i.e. Polar, Apple Watch, FitBit)

Activity tracking monitors (i.e. StepWatch Activity Monitor, FitBit, etc)

Other:

What is your practice setting? (Select all that apply)

Outpatient

Inpatient Rehabilitation

Skilled Nursing Facility

Nursing Home

Home Health

Acute Care

Emergency Room

Other:

What age range of patients do you treat and/or are you interested in researching? (Select all that apply)

0-10 years old

10-15 years old

15-18 years old

18-25 years old

25-65 years old

65-75 years old

75-85 years old

Over age 85 years old

What patient populations do you treat? (Select all that apply)

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

Unilateral peripheral vestibular hypofunction

Bilateral peripheral vestibular hypofunction

Meniere’s disease

Vestibular migraine

Concussion

Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness

Acoustic Neuroma

Mal de Debarquement Syndrome

Other:

What research infrastructure do you have access to? (Select all that apply)

Institutional Review Board

Statistical analysis assistance

Statistical analysis software

RedCap

Institutional Grant Support

Extramural Funding

Staff support

None of the above

Other:

Do you have any specific deadlines or time constraints? If so please specify.

Additional notes or inquiries

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