Statistics Canada has released a report on the provincial and national retention of health degree graduates over time. By examining T1 Family File (T1FF) data, the authors found that the three-year retention rate for health degree graduates was higher than the overall average across all degree fields for both domestic (95% vs 92% overall) and international (68% vs 58%) graduates. When examining regional retention, the authors found that fewer Canadian graduates in the Atlantic provinces and Alberta remained in their province of graduation three years later, relative to those in Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Ontario.
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