National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale scores obtained using a mobile application compared to the conventional paper form: a randomised controlled validation study

Helge Fagerheim Bugge; Mona Marie Guterud; Jo Røislien; Karianne Larsen; Hege Ihle-Hansen; Mathias Toft; Maren Ranhoff Hov; Else Charlotte Sandset

doi:10.1136/bmjinnov-2022-000968

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Cite this article as:: Bugge HF, Guterud MM, Røislien J, et al

National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale scores obtained using a mobile application compared to the conventional paper form: a randomised controlled validation study

BMJ Innovations 2023;9:57-63.

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