Activities of Irish Psychiatric Units and Hospitals 2015

Author(s):

Antoinette Daly, Sarah Craig

Publication date:

20 July 2016

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Abstract:

This report presents data on all admissions to, discharges from, and deaths in, Irish psychiatric units and hospitals, as recorded on the National Psychiatric In-patient Reporting System (NPIRS) in 2015. Data is presented: -

• Nationally
• By CHO area
• By county
• By hospital type
• By individual psychiatric units and hospitals.

Rates reported are per 100,000 total population.

Publisher:

Health Research Board

Place of publication:

Dublin

ISSN number:

2009034X

HRB Series:

HRB Statistics Series

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