h. Professional attitudes »
PROFESSIONAL ATTITUDES OF A VESTIBULAR MEDICINE EXPERT
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Being aware of the broad spectrum of Vestibular Medicine
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Understanding your role and the role of other members with different clinical backgrounds within the spectrum of Vestibular Medicine
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Being aware of overlap of activities between Vestibular Experts with different clinical backgrounds
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Being aware of own limitations within the spectrum of Vestibular Medicine
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Knowing when to refer and to whom within the Vestibular Medicine network
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Being able to function within a multidisciplinary team to care for complex vestibular patients
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Understanding indications and limitations of ancillary testing, when performing or requesting them
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Being aware of patient associations, and on indication being able to cooperate in respect of mutual independence
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Being aware of the benefits of peer support by patient associations
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Being aware of myths in Vestibular Medicine and how to respond to them
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Being able to critically appraise research in Vestibular Medicine
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Being aware of the local legislation regarding vestibular disorders (professional activities, driving, sports activities, etc.)
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Be able to offer patient-centered care in Vestibular Medicine
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Understand the concept of personalized care in Vestibular Medicine
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