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Table 1 Summary of psychiatrist practice details and patient characteristics (Phase II)

From: Evaluating depressive symptoms in hypomanic and manic episodes using a structured diagnostic tool: validation of a new Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview (M.I.N.I.) module for the DSM-5 'With Mixed Features’ specifier

Characteristics

Value

(A) Psychiatrists

n = 23

 Years qualified, % (n)

 

  5 to 9

4.3 (1)

  10 to 14

39.1 (9)

  15 to 19

8.7 (2)

  ≥20

47.8 (11)

 Mean years qualified, n

17.8

 Patient caseload

 

  Mean total number of patients/month, n

139

  Mean number of patients with bipolar I disorder/month, n

47

  Patients experiencing a manic episode at any one time, %

52.3

 Country regions, % (n)

 

  London and South England

43.5 (10)

  North England and Midlands

43.5 (10)

  Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

13.0 (3)

 Patient setting, % (n)a

 

  Inpatients

17.4 (4)

  Outpatients

52.2 (12)

  Both

30.4 (7)

(B) Patients

n = 155

 Sex, % (n)

 

  Male

46.1 (53)

  Female

53.9 (62)

 Age range (years), % (n)

 

  18 to 25

15.7 (18)

  26 to 35

20.9 (24)

  36 to 45

24.3 (28)

  46 to 55

18.3 (21)

  56 to 66

13.0 (15)

  >66

7.8 (9)

 Mean age, years

43.7

 Onset of most recent/current manic episode, % (n)

 

  Current month

18.3 (21)

  1 month ago

33.0 (38)

  2 months ago

28.7 (33)

  3 months ago

17.4 (20)

  4 months ago

2.6 (3)

 Date of consultation, % (n)

 

  1 to 18 November 2012

55.7 (64)

  19 to 25 November 2012

20.9 (24)

  26 to 30 November 2012

23.5 (27)

  1. aMean percentage of psychiatrists spending time in each setting.