Table 5.

Patterns of 12-Month Treatment in Respondents Without a Lifetime DSM-IV/CIDI Disorder by Estimated Level of Need

Estimated Level of Needa	Population Distribution, % (SE)b	Received Treatment		Distribution of Treatment, % (SE)d	Visits, Mean (SE), No.d	Distribution of Visits, % (SE)d	No. of Respondentse
		% (SE)b	No.c
Low	73.5 (1.0)	3.8 (0.6)	1092	45.2 (4.7)	10.3 (4.8)	50.4 (13.3)	62
Medium	10.9 (1.1)	10.2 (2.0)	289	18.1 (3.5)	5.1 (1.3)	10.0 (4.3)	38
High	11.7 (0.9)	9.5 (2.5)	222	18.0 (3.7)	8.3 (2.3)	16.2 (5.9)	27
Very high	4.0 (0.5)	28.7 (5.1)	122	18.7 (3.5)	11.6 (5.2)	23.4 (10.3)	35
Significancef	χ⅔ = 94.7		NA	F3,157 = 1.2		NA	NA

Abbreviations: CIDI, Composite International Diagnostic Interview; NA, not applicable.

^aBased on a weighted count of indicators (lifetime hospitalization, subthreshold 12-month DSM-IV/CIDI disorder, and 12-month major stressful event) in which the weights were derived from the odds ratio in Table 3.

^bPercentages are based on weighted numbers of respondents at each level of need.

^cUnweighted number of respondents at each level of need.

^dEstimates are based on the weighted numbers of respondents in treatment at each level of need.

^eUnweighted number of respondents in treatment at each level of need.

^fSignificant association with estimated level of need at P < .05, 2-sided test.