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Table 2 Clinical diagnoses of SUD patients

From: Substance use disorder and alcohol consumption patterns among Dutch physicians: a nationwide register-based study

 

SUD patients

Reference

(n = 4 436)

Physicians

(n = 133)

Years of clinical SUD diagnosis between 2011 and 2016 (mean (SD))

1.7 (1.1)

1.7 (1.1)

Substance of abuse or dependence (n (%))

 Alcohol

3 357 (75.7)

90 (67.7)

 Amphetamine

112 (2.5)

*

 Cannabis

779 (17.6)

14 (10.5)

 Cocaine

387 (8.7)

7 (5.3)

 Opioid

150 (3.4)

*

 Sedative, hypnotic, or anxiolytic

302 (6.8)

22 (16.5)

 Other or unknown substance(s)

177 (4.0)

10 (7.5)

Comorbid psychiatric disorder (n (%))

 Developmental disorder

372 (8.4)

10 (7.5)

 Cognitive disorder

53 (1.2)

*

 Psychotic disorder

196 (4.4)

*

 Mood disorder

1 177 (26.5)

42 (31.6)

 Anxiety disorder

626 (14.1)

15 (11.3)

 Somatoform and/or dissociative disorder

91 (2.1)

6 (4.5)

 Personality disorder

1 100 (24.8)

37 (27.8)

 Other psychiatric disorder

650 (14.7)

15 (11.3)

Somatic comorbidity (n (%))

 Complex

350 (7.9)

13 (9.8)

 Singular

791 (17.8)

24 (18.0)

Start score Global Assessment of Functioning (n (%))

 Constant danger to major impairment (0–40)

391 (8.8)

9 (6.8)

 Serious to moderate symptoms (41–60)

3220 (72.6)

95 (71.4)

 Mild to no symptoms (61–100)

681 (15.4)

23 (17.3)

End score Global Assessment of Functioning (n (%))

 Persistent danger to major impairment (0–40)

334 (7.5)

6 (4.5)

 Serious to moderate symptoms (41–60)

2435 (54.9)

66 (49.6)

 Mild to no symptoms (61–100)

1476 (33.3)

53 (39.8)

  1. n number, SUD Substance Use Disorder
  2. *small numbers are not reported to prevent disclosure