Table 1 Basic characteristics and baseline measurements of the Ostrobothnian Depression Study patients
From: Predictors of short-term response and the role of heavy alcohol use in treatment of depression
n (%) | |
|---|---|
Number of patients | 242 |
Female / Male | 148 (61.2) / 94 (38.8) |
Outpatient / Inpatient | 189 (78.1) / 53 (21.9) |
Register basedaclinical diagnoses (ICD-10) as determined in the patient´s records | |
Alcohol dependence (current) | 47 (19.4) |
Use of other substance (last 12 months) | 22 (9.1) |
Primary psychiatric diagnosis in the patient’s record | |
Depressive disorder (F32.x) | 98 (40.5) |
Recurrent depressive disorder (F33.x) | 92 (38.0) |
Bipolar disorder (F31.x) | 19 (7.9) |
Anxiety disorders (F40-43.x) | 9 (3.7) |
Other disorders | 18 (7.4) |
Secondary psychiatric diagnosis in the patient’s record | |
Panic disorder (F41.x) | 26 (10.7) |
Phobic and other anxiety disorders (F40,42,43.x) | 22 (9.1) |
Personality disorder (F6x.x) | 9 (3.7) |
mean (SD) | |
Age (years) | 38.8 (12.2) |
Baseline MADRSb | 23.2 (6.7) |
Baseline BDIc | 27.9 (7.3) |
Baseline AUDIT-Cd | 7.6 (2.1) |
Baseline GAFe | 45.9 (10.7) |