Vestibular
Rehabilitation Benefit Questionnaire
The VRBQ has been developed
and validated to measure changes in dizziness and its consequences over the
course of vestibular rehabilitation.
The research was conducted by
Dr Anna Morris, under the supervision of Professor Mark Lutman of ISVR and
Professor Lucy Yardley of the
The research is described in a PhD thesis and the following
publications:
1.
Morris, A., Lutman, M., and Yardley, L.
2008. Measuring Outcome from Vestibular Rehabilitation, Part I:
Qualitative development of a new self-report measure.
International Journal
of Audiology, 47:169-77.
2.
Morris, A., Lutman, M., and Yardley, L. 2009.
Measuring Outcome from Vestibular Rehabilitation, Part II: Refinement
and validation of a new self-report measure.
International Journal of Audiology, 48: 24-37.
To download the VRBQ pack, which includes the questionnaire, score
template, scoring guide and summary of psychometric properties, click VRBQ pack
Alternatively, click one of the following links to download individual
documents:
·
To download the questionnaire click VRBQ
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To download a score template click VRBQ score template
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To download a scoring guide click VRBQ scoring guide
·
To download a summary of
psychometric properties click VRBQ psychometric properties
Coming
soon...
A database for storing and automatically scoring
VRBQ questionnaire responses will be available to download from this page
soon. If you are interested in using this and are waiting for it to
appear please email Anna Morris at aem@isvr.soton.ac.uk
so we can gauge the demand for this feature.
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