The workshop was structured into four sessions, each addressing a distinct aspect of vertigo and dizziness. The first session focused on vestibular ocular motor testing, which involves assessing eye movements to evaluate the vestibular system responsible for balance and spatial orientation. The second session incorporated an eye movement test using a video oculography (VOG) and a video nystagmography (VNG) system, a helpful diagnostic tool for specific types of vertigo. The third session centered on positional vertigo testing, which entails moving the head and body into different positions to identify abnormal responses that may indicate a vestibular disorder. The final session examined balance and gait testing, which assesses a person's ability to maintain balance and walk safely.

During the workshop, the NeuroSwift System developed by Neurobit was used for eye movement testing. This system provides high-quality images and videos with high resolution dynamic pupil reaction measurements. This allows for a cost-effective and straightforward assessment of the patient's vestibular function, eye movement, and pupil reactions. The demonstrated results of the system during the workshop received high praise from the attendees.