How a First-in-Human Trial Works First-in-Human trials are generally conducted in highly controlled clinical environments such as specialist clinics or hospital settings designed to ensure continuous participant monitoring and rapid intervention if necessary

Development of more generalizable score with temporal validation is needed to stratify patients at baseline Disclosure of interest: Authors have nothing to disclose Poster Session II - DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION, AI AND ROBOTICS 07.00 - DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION, AI AND ROBOTICS - 07.01 - TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS: ROBOTS, VIRTUAL REALITY, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MORE P902 - ESOC25-1788 IMPROVING STROKE CARE USING DIGITAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES: STROKE SURVIVORS AND CARERS SHARE INSIGHTS ON PATIENT PORTALS Sophie Rowland-Coomber 1 , Zhiqiang Huo 1 , Mahnoor Mustafa 1 , Eleanor Stevens 1 , Timothy Neate 1 , Martin Chapman 1 , Vasa Curcin 1 , Abdel Douiri 1 , Yanzhong Wang 1 , Matthew Dl Oconnell 1 , Charles Wolfe 1 , Iain Marshall 1 , David Wyatt 1 1 King's College London, London, United Kingdom Background and Aims: Digital health technologies (DHTs) can assist stroke survivors and carers in post-stroke management

Quality assessment included assay of DOX, the dilutability and dilution stability testing, evaluation of mixed performance, and the stability studies
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