Table 2.
Medical or psychological service contact as a result of non-suicidal self-harm in 16–74-year-olds in England, 2000, 2007, and 2014
| n (% [95% CI]) | |
|---|---|
| 2000 | |
| No medical or psychological contact | 87 (51·2% [42·2–60·0]) |
| Medical contact only | 22 (14·6% [9·2–22·4]) |
| Psychological contact only | 22 (13·2% [8·2–20·8]) |
| Both medical and psychological contact | 39 (20·9% [14·9–28·5]) |
| 2007 | |
| No medical or psychological contact | 118 (51·8% [47·3–56·4]) |
| Medical contact only | 16 (7·1% [5·1–9·8]) |
| Psychological contact only | 41 (18·3% [14·4–23·1]) |
| Both medical and psychological contact | 54 (22·7% [18·8–27·1]) |
| 2014 | |
| No medical or psychological contact | 169 (59·4% [54·7–63·9]) |
| Medical contact only | 18 (4·0% [2·8–5·7]) |
| Psychological contact only | 54 (15·5% [13·1–18·3]) |
| Both medical and psychological contact | 77 (21·1% [17·7–25·0]) |
| 2014 (including self-completion reporting) | |
| No medical or psychological contact | 242 (62·6% [58·9–66·1]) |
| Medical contact only | 28 (4·6% [3·5–6·0]) |
| Psychological contact only | 59 (13·0% [11·1–15·2]) |
| Both medical and psychological contact | 95 (19·9% [17·0–23·1]) |