Community treatment orders in a Swedish county - applied as intended?

BMC Research Notes

Table 1 Distribution on sex and diagnoses (%)

	All involuntarily admitted inpatients		Thereof, patients on leave		Period II, patients on CTOs^a
	Period I^b	Period II^c	Period I^b	Period II^c	OCC^d	OFC^e
	n = 524	n = 514	n = 259	n = 223	n = 29	n = 33
Women	51	47	54	52	52	27
Diagnoses^f	n = 637	n = 648	n = 423	n = 341	n = 48	n = 63
Psychoactive substance use (F10-19)	12,9	13,3	8,7	6,7	8,3	6,3
Schizophrenia etc. (F20-29)	34,1	37,3	39,5	43,7	68,8	34,9
Mood disorders (F30-39)	20,3	17,3	19,4	18,5	4,2	3,2
Anxiety etc. (F40-48)	5,8	4,2	4,3	3,2	-	-
Behavioral syndromes etc. (F60-69)	12,7	11,9	13,7	10,3	8,3	19,0
Intellectual disabilities (F70-79)	3,6	3,7	3,5	5,0	-	6,3
Developmental disorders (F80-89)	5,0	5,6	5,9	6,2	6,3	15,9
Behavioral and emotional disorders (F90-98)	2,7	3,4	3,3	4,4	4,2	14,3

^aCommunity treatment orders ^bThe two year-period before the reform ^cThe two year-period after the reform ^dOutpatient compulsory care ^eOutpatient forensic care ^fSome patients had more than one diagnosis.

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