CAVA Device

CAVA Project

Continuous Ambulatory Vestibular Assessment

CAVA is a UK Government funded project to develop a device for monitoring dizziness.

The project has been funded since November 1st 2017. Initial funding was from the Medical Research Council (MRC) and CAVA is currently funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).

The core CAVA team is based at the University of East Anglia (UEA), and comprises Principal Investigator Professor John Phillips and Co Investigator Professor Stephen Cox plus the support of the Norwich Clinical Trials Unit. In the last three years, CAVA has been trialled at ten hospital centres around the UK.

The CAVA device was developed in conjunction with a design agency (Wright Design Limited), with supporting computer algorithms being developed by the team at UEA and especially Dr Jacob Newman of UEA.

The CAVA Team

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    Mr John Phillips

    Principal Investigator

    Location: Norwich Clinical Trials Unit

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    Professor Stephen Cox

    Co Investigator

    Location: School of Computing Sciences

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    Gregory Howard

    Clinical Trials Manager

    Location: Norwich Clinical Trials Unit

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    Juliet High

    Research Lead (NCTU)

    Location: Norwich Clinical Trials Unit

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    Dr Jacob Newman

    Senior Research Associate

    Location: School of Computing Sciences

Previous CAVA Researchers

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    Dr Emmanuel Jammeh

    Research Fellow

    Location: School of Computing Sciences

Contact Us

Professor John Phillips,

J.Phillips@uea.ac.uk

Telephone +44(0)1603 591515

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This project is funded by the Medical Research Council

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CAVA - Continuous Ambulatory Vestibular Assessment