Patterns of use and changes in diagnosis during first admission. National Case Register Study.
Psychopathology(1996)
摘要
The goal of this study was to describe patterns of diagnosis and to explore the extent to which diagnosis changes during first-in-life psychiatric admissions. All 2,998 first admissions to Israeli psychiatric wards in 1989 were studied. Diagnosis did not change in at least 60% of the cases. Diagnoses in order of stability were: mental retardation (84%), substance abuse (82%), organic conditions (77.5%), neurotic (75%), schizophrenia (74%), personality disorders (73%), affective (68%), childhood (55%), paranoid (45%) and V-codes (22%). There was less change in diagnosis for patients over 45 (37.5%), than for patients aged 19-44 (43.2%) and 15-18 (57.8%). Diagnoses assigned at admission to first hospitalization are not likely to change during that hospitalization.
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