3. Inter-Rater Agreement on Cincinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale (CPSS) and Prehospital Acute Stroke Severity Scale (PASS) Between EMS Providers, Neurology Residents and Neurology Consultants

Which symptom is included in both the CPSS and PASS stroke scales?

What is the main goal of using CPSS and PASS in prehospital stroke assessment?

True or False: The CPSS and PASS scales were created for use by hospital physicians only.

Which professional group had the highest sensitivity in using the CPSS scale according to the study?

True or False: CPSS has fewer symptoms to assess than PASS.

What was the primary method used to measure agreement between the groups of healthcare providers in this study?

Which symptom had the lowest agreement between raters using the stroke scales?

Which stroke scale had better performance according to the study’s area under the curve (AUC) for EMS providers?

What percentage of patients had a positive CPSS result (≥1 point) in the study?

True or False: Neurology residents showed higher scores than EMS providers on average in this study.

Which group had the lowest sensitivity in using the PASS scale?

What was the median age of the patients included in the video recordings?

Which statistical method was used to compare the individual assessments to the consensus assessments?

What was the AUC value for the neurology consultants using PASS?

Which stroke symptom was most frequently identified in the study patients?