Table 1. Characteristics of patients and physiotherapists who were interviewed.

Patient	Sex	Age, years	Geographical area	Intensity of vestibular symptomsa	Education level	Number of online sessions completed	Living situation
PA01	Female	78	Urban	3 (low)	Low	1	Lives alone
PA02	Female	71	Urban	12 (high)	Low	6	Lives with partner
PA03	Female	55	Urban	19 (high)	High	6	Lives alone
PA04	Female	67	Urban	18 (high)	High	6	Lives with partner
PA05	Female	65	Rural	23 (high)	High	5	Lives with partner
PA06	Female	74	Rural	7 (low)	Medium	1	Lives with partner
PA07	Male	59	Rural	12 (high)	High	6	Lives alone
PA08	Female	57	Suburban	5 (low)	High	6	Lives with partner
PA09	Female	68	Suburban	14 (high)	Medium	6	Lives with partner
PA10	Female	62	Urban	15 (high)	High	6	Lives alone
PA11	Male	72	Urban	15 (high)	Low	6	Lives alone
PA12	Female	62	Urban	5 (low)	High	6	Lives with partner
PA13	Male	53	Urban	16 (high)	High	3	Lives alone
PA14	Female	91	Urban	29 (high)	Medium	1	Lives with partner
Physiotherapist	Sex	Age, years	Geographical area	Number of trial patients visited
PH15	Male	60	Suburban	5
PH16	Female	62	Rural	4
PH17	Male	60	Suburban	6
PH18	Male	30	Urban	9
PH19	Female	49	Rural	9
PH20	Male	27	Urban	16
PH21	Female	54	Urban	6
PH22	Female	35	Suburban	6

^aVestibular symptoms measured by Vertigo Symptom Scale – Short Form. A score of 12 points or higher is defined as severe vestibular symptoms.