Table 3.

Estimates of treated prevalence of mentally ill offenders per 100,000 population in European Union Member States in 2017 (only forensic psychiatric inpatients, excluding forensic psychiatric patients in forensic psychiatric outpatient or other outpatient services; empty cells: unknown).

		Number of forensic-psychiatric inpatients in				Rate per 100,000 population
	Population (total number)	Specialized forensic facilities	General psychiatric facilities	Prison services	Other services	Only specialized forensic psychiatric facilities	All facilities
Romania	19,638,300	1,503		3,044		7.7	23.3
Belgium	11,365,800	808	1,042	694		7.1	22.4
Germany	82,800,000	10,793				13.0	13.0
Estonia	1,315,600	148				11.2	11.2
Austria	8,772,900	440	210	230		5.0	10.0
Czech Republic	10,578,800	874	187			8.3	10.0
Poland	37,973,000	2,500		1,164		6.6	9.6
Sweden	9,995,200	933				9.3	9.3
Croatia	4 154,200	351	0	32		8.4	9.2
Slovenia	2,065,900	106				5.1	5.1
Latvia	1,950,100	45	29			2.3	3.8
Italy	60,589 400	599		328	1,800	0.9	2.9
Portugal	10,309,600	275				2.7	2.7

Germany: Data from 12 out of 16 federal states.

Poland: Specialized forensic facilities data estimated.

Czech Republic: General psychiatric facilities data from 2016.

Latvia: General psychiatric facilities and prison data only covering the region of the Capital of Riga.

Italy: “Other services” represents “controlled freedom” regimes.

Countries not mentioned have failed to return information on the respective items.