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. 2018 Mar 16;8(8):213–229. doi: 10.1177/2045125318762373

Table 1.

Demographic and patient/disease characteristics at discharge.

Characteristics n %/SD/range
Total 87
Mean age, years (SD) 38.4 12.1
Sex (%)
 Male 52 59.8%
Diagnosis of psychotic disorder (%)
 Brief psychotic disorder 18 20.7%
 Schizophrenia 34 39.1%
 Schizoaffective disorder 13 14.9%
 Bipolar disorder I 22 25.3%
Duration of baseline hospitalization (days, median, range) 48 7–371
 7–29 days 28 32.2%
 30–60 days 31 35.6%
 ⩾61 days 28 32.2%
Number of antipsychotic agents used at discharge (%)
 One antipsychotic agent 69 79.3%
 ⩾Two antipsychotic agents 18 20.7%
Type of antipsychotic medication (%)
 Second generation 65 74.7%
 First generation 13 15.0%
 Combination 9 10.3%
Department at discharge (%)
 Open unit 73 83.9%
 Closed unit 14 16.1%
First admission (%)
 Yes 9 10.3%
 No 78 89.7%
Residential situation (%)
 Alone 40 46.0%
 Living with others 45 51.7%
 Other/homeless 2 2.3
 Mean GAF score (SD) 46.0 11.7
History of substance use
 No 64 73.6%
 Yes 23 26.4%

SD, standard deviation; GAF, Global Assessment of Functioning scale.