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See Latest ArticlesUse of the Triage Stroke Panel in a neurologic emergency service
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 06/10/09
Sibon I et al. - The Triage Stroke Panel provides objective information that complements a triage nurse in the assessment of a suspected stroke patient. Its performance compares favorably with that of a well-trained stroke center triage nurse, suggesting potential use in nonexpert centers for improving the accuracy of stroke diagnosis.
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