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Multi-state models

Multi-state models are statistical tools used to analyze processes where individuals move between different states or conditions over time, such as health statuses or job roles. They track these transitions to understand the probabilities and timing of moving from one state to another. This approach helps researchers and professionals predict future changes, identify factors influencing transitions, and evaluate interventions or policies. In essence, multi-state models provide a detailed picture of how systems evolve by capturing the dynamic pathways individuals follow through various states.