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Using academic admissions data to predict PA training attrition and academic difficulties: a survival analysis approach.
Research studying health professions' student attrition and academic difficulties generally treat these outcomes as dichotomous variables that obscure important time-varying aspects. Scant attention has been paid to incorporating time-varying methods, such as survival analysis, to model attrition an
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