eTable 3. Follow-up treatment by specialist*¹ or general practitioner/internist*².

eTable 3a – In the entire index year at least one service provided by specialist or general practitioner
				Specialist *1		General practitioner *2
				n	%	n	%
Number n and % of index population				12 672	55	4276	19
eTable 3b – In the first quarter after discharge at least one service provided by specialist or general practitioner
				Specialist *1		General practitioner *2
				n	%	n	%
Number n and % of index population				9659	42	2235	10
eTable 3c – Medication and psychotherapy if in the first quarter after discharge at least one service was provided by specialist or general practitioner
Inpatient primary diagnosis	Treatment	Total		Specialist *1		General practitioner *2
		n	%	n	%	n	%
Severe depression	Total	13 427	100	5879	100	1302	100
	AD	6619	49	3197	54	587	45
	PT	644	5	316	5	88	7
	AD + PT	1032	8	680	12	81	6
	(–)	5132	38	1686	29	546	42
Moderate depression	Total	9270	100	3780	100	933	100
	AD	3289	35	1585	42	284	30
	PT	757	8	363	10	89	10
	AD + PT	619	7	389	10	<50	5
	(–)	4605	50	1443	38	511	55

*¹ Specialist: Neurology and psychiatry, psychiatry and psychotherapy, psychosomatic medicine and psychotherapy;

*² General practitioner: General practice, physician/medical practitioner internist, pediatrician (family physician)

Cases in the specialist category may also have received additional services from their general practitioner.

Included in the general practitioner category are only those cases which have not received additional specialist services

AD, antidepressant; AD + PT, antidepressant + psychotherapy; PT, psychotherapy; (–), neither antidepressant nor psychotherapy green: guideline-adherent treatment

red: non-guideline-adherent treatment