Irish Psychaitric Units and Hospitals Census 2016 Main Findings

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Antoinette Daly, Sarah Craig

Publication date:

20 December 2016

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Abstract:

This report presents findings from the ninth national psychiatric census of patients in psychiatric units and hospitals, the latest in a series of censuses first carried out in 1963.

The census is a count of all patients resident in psychiatric units and hospitals operating within the provisions of the Mental Health Act 2001, (Government of Ireland, 2001), at midnight on 31 March 2016.

Data for this report are based on residents in 64 units and hospitals on the Register of Approved Centres under the Mental Health Act 2001, including child and adolescent units.

Publisher:

Health Research Board

Place of publication:

Dublin

ISSN number:

16499107

HRB Series:

HRB Statistics Series

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