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. 2016 Mar 28;12(3):348–354. doi: 10.1111/eip.12322

Table 2.

Clinical data on over 35 s from the Camden and Islington early intervention service

Characteristic Frequency N = 72 N (%)
Referral to mental health services
GP 33(45.8)
GP and A + E 5 (6.9)
GP and counsellor 2 (2.8)
A + E 18 (25.0)
A + E and police 2 (2.8)
Police/criminal justice system 4 (5.6)
Counsellor 2 (2.8)
Other 5 (6.9)
Not known 1 (1.4)
Referral to EIS
Community mental health team/mental health assessment team 33 (45.8)
Inpatient ward 20 (27.8)
Crisis team/crisis house 12 (16.7)
Primary care 0 (0.0)
Police 0 (0.0)
Other 7 (9.7)
History of trauma (as reported to clinicians) 45 (62.5)
Childhood abuse 15 (20.8)
Experience of war 7 (9.7)
Unexpected/traumatic bereavement 6 (8.3)
Domestic violence 6 (8.3)
Other serious sexual/violent assault 2 (2.8)
Traumatic labour 2 (2.8)
Other childhood adversity 6 (8.3)
Unknown 1 (1.4)
Physical health comorbidity 35 (48.6)
Cannaboids (ever used)
Yes 25 (34.7)
No 37 (51.4)
Not known 10 (13.9)
History of suicide attempt or self‐harm prior to referral 19 (26.4)
History of some form of violence prior to referral 18 (25.0)
DUP of less than 1 year 31 (43.1)
DUP of more than 3 years 13 (18.0)

DUP, duration of untreated psychosis; EIS, early intervention service.