Table 1 Sociodemographics and clinical features at the ED index visit among adolescents discharged following a discharge diagnosis of psychosis (n = 208). Figures are number, percentage unless otherwise stated
Number | Percent | |
|---|---|---|
Age at ED visit, mean (SD) | 14.95 (1.35) | |
Sex | ||
female | 92 | 44.23 % |
male | 116 | 55.77 % |
Socioeconomic status proxy | ||
First Nations status | 27 | 12.98 % |
no subsidy | 116 | 55.77 % |
human services program recipient | 19 | 9.13 % |
government sponsored program recipient | 46 | 22.12 % |
Main ambulatory diagnosis | ||
Schizophrenia, schizotypal disorder (ICD F20.0-F20.9, F21) | 46 | 22.12 % |
Persistent delusional disorder (ICD F22.0, F22.8, F22.9) | 11 | 5.29 % |
Acute and transient psychotic disorder (ICD F23.0-F23.3, F23.8-F23.9) | 33 | 15.87 % |
Schizoaffective disorder, mania with psychotic symptoms (ICD F25.0-F25.2, F25.8-F25.9, F30.2) | 7 | 3.37 % |
Nonorganic psychotic disorder (ICD F28) | 8 | 3.85 % |
Unspecified nonorganic psychotic disorder (ICD F29) | 103 | 49.52 % |
Psychiatric comorbidity | ||
Yes | 50 | 24.00 % |
No | 158 | 76.00 % |
Acuity assigned to self-harm using triage level | ||
1 (resuscitation) | 4 | 1.92 % |
2 (emergent) | 20 | 9.62 % |
3 (urgent) | 80 | 38.46 % |
4 (semi-urgent) | 56 | 26.92 % |
5 (non-urgent) | 12 | 5.77 % |
Unknowna | 36 | 17.31 % |