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Hospitalization in the First Year of Treatment for Schizophrenia

By: Whitehorn, David; Richard, Julie C. et al. | Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, September 2004 | Article details

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Hospitalization in the First Year of Treatment for Schizophrenia


Whitehorn, David, Richard, Julie C., Kopala, Lili C., Canadian Journal of Psychiatry


Objective: To determine the rates of hospitalization during the first year of treatment for schizophrenia, using an epidemiologic sample.

Method: We examined inpatient and outpatient administrative databases in the province of Nova Scotia for cases of schizophrenia (ICD-9 code 295 or 298) newly diagnosed during the years 1995 to 1998. We noted the diagnosis site (that is, inpatient or outpatient) and hospitalizations in the year following diagnosis. We also established links to the clinical database maintained by the Nova Scotia Early Psychosis Program (NSEPP).

Results: Over the 4-year period, we identified 434 unique cases from an at-risk population of 320 000 (yielding a …

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