Psychiatric Diagnoses in Medical Records

Information on the main psychiatric diagnosis according to the International Classification of Diseases, ICD-10 [27 ] was collected from the patients’ medical records. The diagnoses were grouped into the following binary variables (1 = presence 0 = absence): schizophrenia (F20), other psychoses (F22–F25, F28–F29), bipolar disorders (F31), depression (F32–F33), anxiety (F40, F41), eating disorders (F50), personality disorders (F60, F61), and other psychiatric diagnoses or unspecified (i.e., all other F-diagnoses).

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Andersson H.W., Lilleeng S.E., Ruud T, & Ose S.O. (2022). Suicidal ideation in patients with mental illness and concurrent substance use: analyses of national census data in Norway. BMC Psychiatry, 22, 1.

Publication 2022

Anxiety Bipolar disorders Diagnoses Eating disorders Patients Personality disorders Psychiatric diagnoses Psychoses Schizophrenia

Corresponding Organization : St Olav's University Hospital

Other organizations : Norwegian Directorate of Health, Akershus University Hospital, SINTEF

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Schizophrenia (F20)
Other psychoses (F22–F25, F28–F29)
Bipolar disorders (F31)
Depression (F32–F33)
Anxiety (F40, F41)
Eating disorders (F50)
Personality disorders (F60, F61)
Other psychiatric diagnoses or unspecified (i.e., all other F-diagnoses)

dependent variables

Presence (1)
Absence (0)

control variables

Control variables not explicitly mentioned.

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