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. 2022 Mar 28;25(4):177–184. doi: 10.1136/ebmental-2021-300409

Table 1.

Individual’s characteristics at the time of inclusion in 2013–2014 in adolescents and young adults hospitalised for a mental disorder, compared with the non-affected control group without a mental disorder and matched for age and sex, and with the affected control group with a mental disorder but not hospitalised in psychiatry

At index hospitalisation Hospitalised patients (n=73 300) Non-affected controls (n=219 900) P value Affected controls (n=9 683) P value
n % n % n %
Age group 1 <0.0001
12–15 years 16 113 22.0 48 339 22.0 1 987 20.5
16–18 years 18 172 24.8 54 516 24.8 1 963 20.3
19–21 years 18 818 25.7 56 454 25.7 3 419 35.3
22–24 years 20 197 27.6 60 691 27.6 2 314 23.9
Sex 1 0.0002
Male 39 271 53.6 117 813 53.6 4 996 51.6
Female 34 029 46.4 102 087 46.4 4 687 48.4
Background period (2008 to inclusion)
Hospitalisation with a somatic disorder diag. 28 429 38.8 15 224 6.9 <0.0001 3 712 38.3 0.4
Hospitalisation with a mental disorder diag. 72 017 98.3 0 0 5 841 60.3 <0.0001
Hospitalisation for self-harm 9 164 12.5 134 0.06 <0.0001 982 10.1 <0.0001
Outpatient psychotropic medication prescription 48 943 66.8 0 0 6 312 65.2 0.002
Main mental disorder diagnosis at index hospitalisation
Mental and behavioural disorders due to psychoactive substance use 4 454 6.1
Schizophrenia 13 284 18.1
Mood disorders 14 025 19.1
Neurotic, stress-related disorders 14 408 19.7
Behavioural syndromes associated with physiological disturbances and physical factors 3 250 4.4
Disorders of adult personality 7 559 10.3
Mental retardation 1 749 2.4
Disorders of psychological development 4 971 6.8
Behavioural and emotional disorders occurring in childhood and adolescence 8 089 11.0
Unspecified mental disorder 1 511 2.1
Self-harm at index hospitalisation 2 842 3.9