Lecturer
Dan Gold, DO
Associate Professor of Neurology, Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery, Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery, Emergency Medicine, and Medicine; The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
“Oscillopsia – is it visual or is it vestibular? ”
Educational Objectives
- Understand the evidence that supports effective communication approaches
- Acknowledge communication barriers for providers and patients (computer, time limits, surgical specialty care)
- Practice techniques for developing a relationship-centered approach to the care of otolaryngologic patients
Educational Objectives
- Define sitting and walking oscillopsia
- Identify common causes of oscillopsia that are vestibular in origin
- Identify common causes of oscillopsia that are visual in origin
How to Connect to the Conference
Meeting ID: 947 0643 1839
Password: 988105
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