Table TDI-2. Clients entering treatment and reporting treatment units, 1998–2011

Notes:

: Indicates not data available

(1) 2000 data were available but they were not included because of comparability reasons. 2005 data do not cover Brussels Capital Region.

(2) Up to 2001 data cover only Sofia; in 2002 Plovdiv and Varna were included; in 2003 Pleven; in 2003 data cover the capital and the three biggest cities; in 2004 data cover seven treatment centres in six cities including the three biggest; in 2005 data cover 10 cities including the three biggest.

(3) Up to 2004 data refer to prevalence rates, from 2005 to all treatment demand.

(4) 2006 data cover treatment units other than inpatient and outpatient.

(5) A revision in the German Core Data Set has taken place in 2008.

(6) The data for 2001-2005 exclude clients treated at general practices as the data collection had not been completed at the time of data submission.

(7) ‘Speedball‘ is included in the category ‘other substances‘. From the 2nd semester of 1995 two main drug centres stopped participating in the data collection; one of those centres re-entered in 2001 and the other in 2002.

(8) For 2005, data refer to a continuous data collection on 45 % of outpatient treatment centres. For previous years (2003) data are based on a national census on drug addiction centres at national level, done in one week in November.

(9) Until 2004, under ‘all clients’ reported clients continuing in or entering treatment in reported year; since 2005 data conform to the TDI protocol. Data for 2008 are an estimation based on a sample from 110 treatment centres.

(10) Data from 2005 to 2008 refers to inpatient treatment centres only. In 2010 Latvia submitted a new dataset with a more precise TDI EMCDDA definition. According to the new dataset in 2010 there were 1738 clients.

(11) Limited comparability with TDI standards. Data refer to all clients in treatment.

(12) Data refer to all clients in outpatient and inpatient treatment.

(13) The source of the data has changed in 2007 : from 'Hungarian National Focal Point – National statistical programme' (1997-2006) to 'Hungarian National Focal Point – TDI data collection' (2007). The change limits the comparability of the 2007 data to previous data.

(14) Data include only substitution treatments; data refer to all clients in the reporting year and not to all clients entering treatment according to the ‘TDI standard protocol’ definition. Since 2006, data are based on new DOKLI data collection and definitions comparable with TDI.

(15) For 2008 and 2009 data. Numbers presented in table in scope of inpatient data are sum of data collected by two separated systems (TDI pilot project and Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology (IPiN) system). There is an overlap between the systems in inpatient data and due to that double counting is not eliminated between systems. Double counting is eliminated independently in each data collection system (TDI pilot project and IPiN systems). Caution should be made when interpreting.

(16) Where reported, data refer to all clients in treatment and therefore they are not compatible with TDI standards. In 2010 came into implementation a new national information system implying methodological changes particularly in the registration criteria. Caution should be made when comparing 2010 data with previous years.

(17) Outpatient and inpatient treatment centres are reported. Data for 2004 includes data for outpatient clients and clients treated in prison. Data for outpatient clients was validated, however data collection for prison clients was still in the process of development, thus figures are underestimated. With effect from next year the process of data validation for prison clients will be implemented.

(18) Number of units covered by the data collection increased from 66 in 1998 to 166 in 2004. Since 2004 the number of units has decreased.

(19) Data before 2000 were available but they were not included because of a major change in the reporting system, which would have biased the comparisons of the data over time. The system is under development and every year new units are added to the information system. In 2011 only data for clients entering treatment in Prisons were available.

(20) Up to 2001 data cover six months period; from 2002 data cover one year. Data are from 1st of April 2009 to 31st March 2010.

(21) Malta: Data refers to outpatient and inpatient treatment centres, low-threshold services and prisons (aggregated data).

See also ‘General notes for interpreting data’ on the Explanatory notes and help page.

Source:

Reitox national reports 2012 — Standard table 3 and 34, TDI.