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. 2019 May 31;46(2):303–310. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbz055

Table 2.

Description of Clozapine (n = 1004) and Olanzapine (n = 2256) and Samples by Non-Time Changing Characteristics, Based on Prescription Registers for the Whole of Sweden, Reflecting First Withdrawal of Each Drug Between January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2010

Clozapine Olanzapine
Count (%) Count (%)
Year of treatment start
 2006 204 (20.32) 664 (29.41)
 2007 194 (19.32) 490 (21.7)
 2008 201 (20.02) 360 (15.94)
 2009 213 (21.22) 372 (16.47)
 2010 192 (19.12) 372 (16.47)
Gender
 Male 663 (66.04) 1385 (61.34)
 Female 341 (33.96) 873 (38.66)
Born in Sweden 797 (79.38) 1721 (76.22)
Duration of treatment
 8 weeks–1 year 224 (22.31) 1001 (44.33)
 1–3 years 446 (44.42) 788 (34.90)
 3 years or more 334 (33.27) 469 (20.77)
Educational attainment at treatment start
 ≤9 years 343 (34.16) 702 (31.09)
 10–12 years 576 (57.37) 1317 (58.33)
 University or higher 53 (5.28) 172 (7.62)
 Missing 32 (3.19) 67 (2.97)
Age at drug start (years)
 18 < 28 206 (20.52) 295 (13.06)
 28 < 38 331 (32.97) 578 (25.6)
 38 < 48 319 (31.77) 920 (40.74)
 48 < 58 148 (14.74) 465 (20.59)
Start periods
 Before 2007 398 (39.64) 1154 (51.11)
 After 2008 606 (60.36) 1104 (48.89)
Period of psychotic disorders diagnosis
 1970–1982 34 (3.39) 102 (4.52)
 1983–1991 137 (13.65) 295 (13.06)
 1992–2001 291 (28.98) 585 (25.91)
 2002– 542 (53.98) 1276 (56.51)
Age at psychotic disorders diagnosis
 18 < 28 536 (53.39) 861 (38.13)
 28 < 38 310 (30.88) 763 (33.79)
 38 < 48 141 (14.04) 527 (23.34)
 48 < 58 17 (1.69) 107 (4.74)