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Effect of Educational Materials on Patients' Ability to Recall Medication Regimens and Compliance.: 49.

Background: Little research has been performed on a possible correlation between the number of clinical encounters and Physician Assistant National Certification Examination (PANCE) scores, though other comparisons have been studied to determine PANCE performance. Written and computer-based objective tests have been created in similar form to PANCE, thereby allowing for predictive PANCE performance. Students who excel on the written examination after their didactic year were likely to do so on the end-of-rotation examinations throughout their clinical year. PANCE results have been shown to strongly correlate with the end-of-rotation examination scores. Because programs track clinical encounter information, it is beneficial to see how these loggings may be linked to PANCE performance.