Drugs-related Death Rates Soon After Hospital-discharge for Ever-IDU Behavioral Risk-factor, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.

<p>Drugs-related Death Rates Soon After Hospital-discharge for Ever-IDU Behavioral Risk-factor, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.</p

Drugs-related Death Rates by Follow-up Era and Time Since Hospital-discharge: Adjusted Using Cox Proportional Hazards Regression With Calendar Time as the Underlying Time-scale, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.

<p>Abbreviations: SDMD, Scottish Drugs Misuse Database; CI, Confidence Interval</p><p>Drugs-related Death Rates by Follow-up Era and Time Since Hospital-discharge: Adjusted Using Cox Proportional Hazards Regression With Calendar Time as the Underlying Time-scale, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.</p

Drugs-related Death Rates by Follow-up Era and Time Since Hospital-discharge: Unadjusted, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.

<p>Abbreviations: DRD, drugs-related death; SDMD, Scottish Drugs Misuse Database; Pys, Person-years; CI, Confidence Interval</p><p>Drugs-related Death Rates by Follow-up Era and Time Since Hospital-discharge: Unadjusted, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.</p

Descriptive Statistics for characteristics at First SDMD Registration by Registration Era, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.

<p>Abbreviations: SDMD, Scottish Drugs Misuse Database</p><p>Descriptive Statistics for characteristics at First SDMD Registration by Registration Era, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.</p

Drugs-related Death Rates Soon After Hospital-discharge Within 28 and 90 Days After Hospital-discharge by Duration of Hospital-stay and Main Discharge-diagnosis Versus Ever-IDU and Reported Misuse of Alcohol, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.

<p>Abbreviations: DRD, drugs-related death; SDMD, Scottish Drugs Misuse Database; Pys, Person-years; CI, Confidence Interval; IDU, Injecting Drug User</p><p>^a All diagnoses not included in specified groups</p><p>^b Diagnoses related to drug misuse, (a) Poisonings by drugs, medicaments & biological substances and (b) Mental & behavioral disorders due to psychoactive substance</p><p>^c All mental and behavioral disorders, excluding those due to psychoactive substances</p><p>Drugs-related Death Rates Soon After Hospital-discharge Within 28 and 90 Days After Hospital-discharge by Duration of Hospital-stay and Main Discharge-diagnosis Versus Ever-IDU and Reported Misuse of Alcohol, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.</p

Drugs-related Death Rates Soon After Hospital-discharge for Reported Misuse of Alcohol Behavioral Risk-factor, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.

<p>Abbreviations: DRD, drugs-related death; SDMD, Scottish Drugs Misuse Database; Pys, Person-years; CI, Confidence Interval; IDU, Injecting Drug User</p><p>Drugs-related Death Rates Soon After Hospital-discharge for Reported Misuse of Alcohol Behavioral Risk-factor, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.</p

Descriptive Statistics for outcomes by Follow-up Era, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.

<p>Abbreviations: DRD, drugs-related death; SDMD, Scottish Drugs Misuse Database</p><p>^a Excluding DRD suicides which are included in the DRD total,</p><p>^b Restricted to individuals with first SDMD registration in 2006–2010 as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0141073#pone.0141073.t001" target="_blank">Table 1(a)</a></p><p>Descriptive Statistics for outcomes by Follow-up Era, SDMD Cohort, Scotland, 1996–2010.</p

The profile of patient heterogeneity (‘casemix’) variables within each of the clinical services and the Other group.

<p>CIDT = Community Intellectual Disability Team. ENS = Epilepsy Nurse Specialist.</p

Details of who completed the GEOS-35 and ELDQoL measures, from which the scales used to compare the clinical services in Table 4 are formed.

<p>Details of who completed the GEOS-35 and ELDQoL measures, from which the scales used to compare the clinical services in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0180266#pone.0180266.t004" target="_blank">Table 4</a> are formed.</p

Unadjusted and adjusted comparisons in casemix variables (along with gender and age) between CIDT (reference level) and Neurology.

<p><b>Unadjusted univariate comparisons made using Fisher’s exact test or two sample t-test (for age). Adjusted comparisons are estimated from a logistic model (with service type as response variable) including all the variables listed in the Table</b>. OR = odds ratio. ENS = epilepsy nurse specialist. diag = diagnosis.</p