Table 1.

Distribution of treatment across treatment sectors¹

						Proportion of patients in the sector who …2
	Distribution of patients across sectors			Average number of visits within sector		… dropped out of treatment3			… completed treatment3			… were still In treatment3
	N1	%	SE	Median	IQR	N1	%	SE	N1	%	SE	N1	%	SE
Psychiatrist	400	24	1	3	1–7	50	15	2	95	23	2	255	62	4
Other Mental Health professional	591	35	2	7	2–20	108	19	2	157	27	2	326	54	2
General Medical	853	52	1	1	1–2	270	32	2	203	22	2	380	46	2
Human Services	303	18	2	2	1–5	65	20	3	93	31	4	145	49	4
Any4	1572	100	0	3	1–10	357	22	1	381	24	1	834	54	1

¹Unweighted number of respondents who received treatment in the sector. IQR denotes inter-quartile range.

²Proportion (standard error) of patients in the sector either dropped out of treatment, completed treatment, or were still in treatment at the time of interview. These three proportions sum to 100% in each row.

³The proportion of patients who dropped out of treatment varies significantly across sectors (χ²₃ = 49.3. p < .001). The proportion of patients who completed treatment, in comparison, does not varies significantly across sectors (χ²₃ = 5.5. p = .14). The proportion of patients still in treatment varies significantly when we compare across the four sectors (χ²₃ = 11.5, p = ..009).

⁴Average number of visits in this row represents the median across all sectors, not within any one sector, among patients treated in one or more sectors. The 23% reported in this row to have dropped out of treatment represents those who dropped out in treatment in all sectors. Patient treated in multiple sectors over the 12-month period who were still in treatment in any of those sectors at the time of interview were classified still in treatment, while those no longer in any treatment who reported completing treatment in ay least one sector were classified as having completed treatment.