Table 3: Comparison of the therapeutic approach with the social, economic and care characteristics used in the Centers of Psychosocial Care for Children and Adolescents.

	Therapeutic approach
	Drug treatment		Non-drug treatment		Combined treatment		Total		p-value
	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Sex (n=292)
Male	91	70	27	79.4	99	77.3	217	74.3	0.107
Female	39	30	7	20.6	29	22.7	75	25.7
Age (years) (n=292)
3-7	47	36.2	19	55.8	54	42.2	120	41.1	0.107
8-12	83	63.8	15	42.2	74	57.8	172	58.9
Social benefit (n= 292)
No	40	31.1	15	44.1	51	40.2	106	36.6	0.189
Yes	89	68.9	19	55.9	76	59.8	184	63.4
Caretaker’s age (years) (n=290)
22-39	75	58.1	18	52.9	70	55.1	163	56.2	0.827
40-78	54	41.9	16	47.1	57	44.9	127	43.8
Caretaker’s schooling (n=289)
Elementary school	79	61.7	20	58.8	81	63.8	180	62,3	0.845
High School/Higher Education	49	38.3	14	41.2	46	36.2	109	37.7
Economic classification (n=290)
B + C	10	7.7	5	14.7	16	12.6	31	10.7	0.301
D + E	119	92.3	29	85.3	111	87.4	259	89.3
Family income (n=277)
≤ R$622,00	69	55.6	16	51.6	77	45.0	162	54.9	0.346
R$622,00	55	44.4	15	48.4	63	36.9	133	45.1
Type of household (n=290)
House	123	95.3	32	94.1	118	92.9	273	94.1	0.681
Others	6	4.7	2	5.9	9	7.1	17	5.9
Number of residents (n=290)
1-4	80	62.1	20	58.8	83	65.3	183	63.1	0.734
5-12	49	37.9	14	41.2	44	34.7	107	36.9
Housing situation (n=290)
Own house	74	57.4	28	82.3	75	59.1	177	61.0	0.021
Others	55	42.6	6	17.7	52	40.9	113	39.0