Dizziness and vertigo affect 17–30% of adults [1-[
1]] and is one of the most common reported reasons for seeking medical help. Despite established diagnostic criteria for many vestibular disorders [5-[
2]], anecdotally, these are not commonly utilized by non-specialists. Moreover, the most appropriate pathway for patients suffering from dizziness may be obscure, given the range of causes of this symptom, with options including ENT, Neurology, Gerontology, Psychiatry, or General Practice [8-[
3]]. Uncertainty about the diagnosis and appropriate referral route presumably delays diagnosis, but there has been no data to date detailing time from symptom onset to specialist diagnosis for patients with dizziness. …