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. 2019 May;6(5):403–417. doi: 10.1016/S2215-0366(19)30090-2

Table 5.

Association between annual involuntary hospitalisation rates and demographic, economic, and health-care provision variables, by legislative topic

Summary statistics
Association with annual involuntary hospitalisation rates
Median (IQR)* Estimate (95% CI) p value
Inpatient psychiatric beds per 100 000 individuals 63·8 (46·1–93·0) 0·65 (0·10 to 1·20) 0·021
Foreign-born population 12·7% (11·1–16·1) 7·32% (0·44 to 14·19) 0·037
GDP per capita PPP (US$1000) 1·7 (36·1–47·9) 1·84 (0·30 to 3·38) 0·019
Inequality (Gini coefficient) 0·3 (0·27–0·33) −67·9 (−656·7 to 520·8) 0·82
Relative poverty 0·1% (0·08–0·12) −118·7% (−834·4 to 597·0) 0·74
Urbanisation 79·2% (69·0–86·1) 4·43% (−2·85 to 11·70) 0·23
Health-care spending per capita (US$1000) 4·2 (3·25–5·97) 15·92 (3·34 to 28·49) 0·013
Absolute poverty 0·5% (0·20–1·20) −11·5% (−22·6 to −0·3) 0·044
BAME population 4·10% (3·00–5·90) −2·79% (−8·13 to 2·55) 0·31
Mental health clinicians per 100 000 individuals 83·7 (26·1–113·7) 0·44 (−0·07 to 0·95) 0·083

GDP=gross domestic product. PPP=purchasing power parity. BAME=black and minority ethnic.

*

For each measure, the mean within each country was calculated using values from each available year and then summarised across countries using the median and IQR.

Estimated change in the annual incidence of involuntary hospitalisation (per 100 000 people) per unit increase in the predictor variable.