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. 2014 Dec 2;4(12):e006135. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2014-006135

Table 1.

Rates of antipsychotic prescribing by class of antipsychotic, age gender and social deprivation

Any antipsychotic
Any first-generation antipsychotic
Any second-generation antipsychotic
First-generation and second-generation antipsychotics
Rate per 100 000 PYAR 95% CI IRR* 95% CI Rate per 100 000 PYAR 95% CI IRR* 95% CI Rate per 100 000 PYAR 95% CI IRR* 95% CI Rate per 100 000 PYAR 95% CI IRR* 95% CI
Male 612 (607 to 617) 1.000 197 (194 to 200) 1.000 458 (454 to 462) 1.000 43 (41 to 44) 1.000
Female 699 (693 to 705) 1.092 (1.088 to 1.095) 256 (253 to 259) 1.204 (1.196 to 1.211) 489 (484 to 493) 1.050 (1.046 to 1.054) 46 (44 to 47) 1.010 (1.096 to 1.103)
Under 18 63 (61 to 66) 0.044 (0.044 to 0.045) 5 (4 to 5) 0.009 (0.008 to 0.009) 59 (57 to 62) 0.058 (0.057 to 0.059) 0.6 (0.4 to 0.9) 0.026 (0.026 to 0.027)
18–29 459 (451 to 467) 0.351 (0.349 to 0.353) 111 (107 to 115) 0.223 (0.220 to 0.227) 376 (369 to 383) 0.401 (0.398 to 0.404) 28 (26 to 30) 0.348 (0.346 to 0.351)
30–39 817 (806 to 828) 0.804 (0.799 to 0.808) 238 (232 to 244) 0.643 (0.636 to 0.650) 638 (628 to 648) 0.867 (0.861 to 0.872) 58 (56 to 62) 0.803 (0.799 to 0.807)
40–49 852 (842 to 863) 1.000 289 (283 to 295) 1.000 628 (619 to 637) 1.000 64 (62 to 67) 1.000
50–59 712 (701 to 723) 0.872 (0.867 to 0.877) 283 (276 to 290) 1.045 (1.035 to 1.056) 483 (474 to 492) 0.804 (0.799 to 0.809) 54 (51 to 57) 0.872 (0.867 to 0.877)
60–69 642 (631 to 653) 0.824 (0.819 to 0.829) 281 (274 to 289) 1.039 (1.029 to 1.050) 406 (398 to 415) 0.740 (0.735 to 0.745) 46 (43 to 49) 0.824 (0.819 to 0.829)
70–79 842 (827 to 857) 0.973 (0.967 to 0.980) 350 (341 to 360) 1.192 (1.179 to 1.205) 546 (534 to 559) 0.888 (0.881 to 0.894) 54 (51 to 58) 0.971 (0.965 to 0.977)
80+ 2201 (2170 to 2231) 2.234 (2.222 to 2.246) 793 (775 to 811) 2.358 (2.334 to 2.382) 1529 (1504 to 1555) 2.185 (2.171 to 2.199) 121 (114 to 129) 2.221 (2.209 to 2.234)
Townsend
Least deprived 403 (398 to 409) 1.000 138 (135 to 142) 1.000 291 (286 to 296) 1.000 26 (24 to 27) 1.000
2 499 (492 to 506) 1.211 (1.203 to 1.218) 180 (176 to 184) 1.251 (1.237 to 1.265) 351 (345 to 357) 1.194 (1.186 to 1.203) 33 (31 to 35) 1.214 (1.207 to 1.222)
3 645 (637 to 653) 1.707 (1.697 to 1.716) 223 (218 to 228) 1.764 (1.745 to 1.782) 465 (458 to 472) 1.683 (1.672 to 1.695) 43 (41 to 45) 1.714 (1.705 to 1.724)
4 844 (834 to 854) 2.457 (2.443 to 2.470) 295 (290 to 301) 2.516 (2.491 to 2.542) 608 (600 to 616) 2.432 (2.416 to 2.448) 59 (57 to 62) 2.476 (2.463 to 2.489)
Most deprived 1158 (1145 to 1172) 3.587 (3.567 to 3.606) 386 (378 to 394) 3.649 (3.612 to 3.686) 853 (841 to 865) 3.560 (3.537 to 3.583) 80 (76 to 84) 3.613 (3.593 to 3.633)
Missing 806 (781 to 830) 2.282 (2.259 to 2.305) 270 (256 to 284) 2.360 (2.315 to 2.406) 586 (566 to 608) 2.250 (2.223 to 2.277) 51 (45 to 57) 2.187 (2.165 to 2.210)
Year
2007 591 (584 to 599) 1.000 236 (231 to 241) 1.000 399 (393 to 405) 1.000 44 (42 to 46) 1.000
2008 654 (646 to 663) 1.075 (1.069 to 1.080) 243 (238 to 248) 0.990 (0.981 to 1.000) 456 (449 to 463) 1.118 (1.111 to 1.125) 45 (43 to 47) 1.075 (1.070 to 1.081)
2009 679 (670 to 687) 1.110 (1.104 to 1.115) 237 (232 to 242) 0.946 (0.938 to 0.955) 487 (480 to 494) 1.194 (1.186 to 1.201) 45 (43 to 47) 1.108 (1.102 to 1.114)
2010 718 (710 to 727) 1.151 (1.145 to 1.157) 227 (222 to 232) 0.880 (0.872 to 0.888) 536 (529 to 543) 1.290 (1.282 to 1.298) 44 (42 to 47) 1.147 (1.141 to 1.153)
2011 637 (629 to 646) 1.065 (1.059 to 1.071) 189 (184 to 193) 0.745 (0.737 to 0.752) 492 (484 to 499) 1.230 (1.222 to 1.238) 43 (41 to 45) 1.055 (1.050 to 1.061)

*All IRR are adjusted for the other characteristics in this table.

IRR, incident rate ratio; PYAR, person years at risk.