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    This test contains 6 patient interviews across 6 sections to assess stroke symptoms using the NIH Stroke Scale. Completing all sections is required to receive full course credit for certification, which is valid for 24 months after successful completion or 12 months if required by the user's organization.

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    This test contains 6 patient interviews across 6 sections to assess stroke symptoms using the NIH Stroke Scale. Completing all sections is required to receive full course credit for certification, which is valid for 24 months after successful completion or 12 months if required by the user's organization.

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    This test contains 6 patient interviews across 6 sections to assess stroke symptoms using the NIH Stroke Scale. Completing all sections is required to receive full course credit for certification, which is valid for 24 months after successful completion or 12 months if required by the user's organization.

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    Amber McConnell

    NIHSS-English Group A-V3 - 1st Certification

    This NIH Stroke Scale Test is composed of 6 sections, each containing a single patient interview. You must score all 6 patients
    in order to get full course completion credit. Certification with this test group is good for up to 24 months from successful
    completion and or 12 months if specified / required by your organization.

    Tuesday, September 15, 2015 CST

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