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Psychotherapy remission prediction models show limited cross-clinic generalizability in routine outpatient care
Clinical prediction models for psychotherapy outcomes have the potential to assist therapists in planning a patient’s individual treatment, but their clinical utility depends on maintaining predictive performance across settings. We assessed prediction of post-treatment remission in 2,002 patients w
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