Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: Managing acute vertigo/dizziness for inpatients requires valid communication between the various healthcare professionals that triage such life-threatening presentations, yet there are no current scaling methods for managing such acute vertigo symptoms for inpatients.
UNASSIGNED: To describe the development and validation of the Krems Acute Vertigo/Dizziness Scale (KAVEDIS), a new instrument for tracking subjective symptoms (vertigo, dizziness) and gait impairment across four unique vestibular diagnoses (Menière\'s disease, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, peripheral vestibular hypofunction, and vestibular migraine) over a one-year period after inpatient hospital admission.
UNASSIGNED: Retrospective data collection study from KAVEDIS scale and chart documentation.
UNASSIGNED: The KAVEDIS scale can significantly distinguish scores from admission to discharge in three of four vestibular diagnoses. The documented course of subjective vestibular symptoms and gait disturbances were correlated in all four groups.
UNASSIGNED: We suggest that KAVEDIS documentation among inpatients admitted with acute vertigo/dizziness may improve communication between the various intervening clinicians and help to raise concern in cases of symptomprogression.
UNASSIGNED: To describe the development and validation of the Krems Acute Vertigo/Dizziness Scale (KAVEDIS), a new instrument for tracking subjective symptoms (vertigo, dizziness) and gait impairment across four unique vestibular diagnoses (Menière\'s disease, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, peripheral vestibular hypofunction, and vestibular migraine) over a one-year period after inpatient hospital admission.
UNASSIGNED: Retrospective data collection study from KAVEDIS scale and chart documentation.
UNASSIGNED: The KAVEDIS scale can significantly distinguish scores from admission to discharge in three of four vestibular diagnoses. The documented course of subjective vestibular symptoms and gait disturbances were correlated in all four groups.
UNASSIGNED: We suggest that KAVEDIS documentation among inpatients admitted with acute vertigo/dizziness may improve communication between the various intervening clinicians and help to raise concern in cases of symptomprogression.
摘要：
■管理住院患者的急性眩晕/头晕需要各种医疗保健专业人员之间进行有效的沟通，以分类此类危及生命的演示文稿，然而，目前还没有治疗住院患者急性眩晕症状的方法。
■为了描述Krems急性眩晕/头晕量表（KAVEDIS）的开发和验证，一种用于跟踪主观症状的新仪器(眩晕，头晕)和步态障碍在四个独特的前庭诊断(梅尼埃病，良性阵发性位置性眩晕,周围前庭功能减退，和前庭性偏头痛）住院后一年。
■来自KAVEDIS量表和图表文档的回顾性数据收集研究。
■KAVEDIS量表可以显着区分四个前庭诊断中的三个从入院到出院的得分。在所有四组中，记录的主观前庭症状和步态障碍的过程均相关。
■我们建议，在急性眩晕/头晕住院患者中，KAVEDIS文件可能会改善各种干预临床医生之间的沟通，并有助于在症状进展的情况下引起关注。
■为了描述Krems急性眩晕/头晕量表（KAVEDIS）的开发和验证，一种用于跟踪主观症状的新仪器(眩晕，头晕)和步态障碍在四个独特的前庭诊断(梅尼埃病，良性阵发性位置性眩晕,周围前庭功能减退，和前庭性偏头痛）住院后一年。
■来自KAVEDIS量表和图表文档的回顾性数据收集研究。
■KAVEDIS量表可以显着区分四个前庭诊断中的三个从入院到出院的得分。在所有四组中，记录的主观前庭症状和步态障碍的过程均相关。
■我们建议，在急性眩晕/头晕住院患者中，KAVEDIS文件可能会改善各种干预临床医生之间的沟通，并有助于在症状进展的情况下引起关注。
