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Vestibular Innovation in Pain
The VIP trial will assess the effectiveness, tolerability, and durability of effect of vestibulocortical stimulation (VCS) - a safe \& cost-effective bedside technique - in treating pain, fatigue \& related symptoms using validated patient-reported outcomes. Data from this trial will be used to guide optimized treatment protocols in future randomized controlled trials and help inform the implementation of VCS into standard clinical practice.
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