Table 1. Characteristics of patients and physiotherapists who were interviewed

Patient	Sex	Age, years	Geographical area	Intensity of vestibular symptoms^a	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.