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Table 1 Clinical and socio-demographic characteristics

From: Requirements for the implementation of open door policies in acute psychiatry from a mental health professionals’ and patients’ view: a qualitative interview study

 

Psychiatrists

(N = 15)

Nurses

(N = 15)

Patients

(N = 15)

Total sample

(N = 45)

Gender

 Female

9 (60%)

9 (60%)

3 (20%)

21 (47%)

 Male

6 (40%)

6 (40%)

12 (80%)

24 (53%)

Age (M ± SD)

35.3 ± 7.0

35.2 ± 12.1

38.9 ± 14.0

36.5 ± 11.3

 Range

28–54

24–63

20–60

20–63

Years of professional experience (M ± SD)

7.0 ± 7.0

12.0 ± 12.6

  

 Range

0.5–27

1.25–45

  

Years employed in the hospital (M ± SD)

4.4 ± 6.0

6.7 ± 6.3

  

 Range

0.08–23.75

0.75–22

  

Professional background

 Psychologist

1 (6.7%)

   

 Psychiatric resident

10 (66.7%)

   

 Psychiatrist (specialist)

2 (13.3%)

   

 Senior psychiatrist

2 (13.3%)

   

 Nursing student

 

2 (13.3%)

  

 Nurse without academic degree

 

10 (66.7%)

  

 Nurse with academic degree

 

3 (20%)

  

Diagnosis

 Psychotic disorders (ICD-10 F2)

  

6 (40%)

 

 Affective disorders (ICD-10 F3)

  

6 (40%)

 

 Substance dependence (ICD-10 F1)

  

3 (20%)

 

Duration of the illness in years (M ± SD)

  

17.0 ± 13.0

 

Number of previous hospitalizations (M ± SD)

  

5.53 ± 6.3

 

 With legal commitment

  

2.00 ± 2.2

 

Currently legally committed

 Yes

  

6 (40%)

 

 No

  

9 (60%)