The vestibular activities and participation measure and vestibular disorders.
作者： Alia Alghwiri , Ahmad Alghadir , Susan L. Whitney
DOI: 10.3233/VES-130474
关键词: Vestibular disorders 、 International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health 、 Outcome measures 、 Vestibular system 、 Physical therapy 、 Physical medicine and rehabilitation 、 Vestibular dysfunction 、 Psychology 、 Moderate to severe 、 Balance (ability)
摘要: Vestibular disorders are commonly reported health conditions that lead to debilitating consequences. Activity limitations and participation restrictions the main disabling consequences of vestibular disorders. Measuring activities in people with has been a challenge due absence specialized outcome measures quantify based on standardized framework such as International Classification Functioning, Disability Health (ICF). The Activities Participation (VAP) questionnaire was developed activity balance Of 34 items included VAP, 29 (85%) had at least 25% or more respondents report they moderate severe difficulty 10 40% participants item. psychometric properties VAP were examined demonstrated very good reliability validity persons dysfunction may be helpful identifying limitations.
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