Hindi Translation , Validation and test retest reliability testing of the Telematic Fugl Meyer assessment scale- upper extremity in Stroke Patients (TFMA-UE)

Content validity was evaluated by a panel of rehabilitation experts, including physiotherapists and neurologists, using item-level and scale-level validity indices. Construct validity was assessed through comparison with established upper extremity functional assessment measures. Reliability analysis included internal consistency and test–retest reliability.

Cronbach’s alpha was used to determine internal consistency, while Intraclass Correlation Coefficients (ICC) were used to evaluate stability of scores across repeated assessments. Additional statistical measures such as standard error of measurement (SEM) and descriptive statistics are included in the dataset. All participant information was anonymized, and data collection was conducted according to institutional ethical guidelines.

The dataset may be useful for researchers, clinicians, and rehabilitation professionals involved in stroke rehabilitation, tele-rehabilitation, psychometric testing, and cross-cultural adaptation of clinical assessment tools. The validated Hindi TFMA-UE can support reliable remote assessment of upper extremity motor function in Hindi-speaking stroke populations and may contribute to improved accessibility of rehabilitation services in diverse clinical settings.