Incidence of alcoholic psychosis per 100 000

Armenia

Source of data: National Health Information Analytic Center, Ministry of Health of the Republic of
Armenia http://moh.am/?section=static_pages/index&id=625&subID=824,29.
Data collected annually, reference period: 31 December.
The reduction in number of new cases in 2014 is due to reduced use of mental services and also
migration of population.

Austria

Data are not available.

Belgium

No data available due to the lack of a unique patient identifier

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Data not available.

Cyprus

No data are available

Czechia

Source: Institute of Health Information and Statistics of CR (IHIS CR). Survey on activity of health
establishments (psychiatric care).
Deviation from the definition: Data refers to newly diagnosed disorders for diagnoses under ICD-10
code F10.
In 1997 the programme in the largest establishment providing care to alcoholics was reconstructed.
In 2014 data not available

Denmark

Source: Centre for Psychiatric Research.
Coverage: Before 1994 the data referred only to inpatients. Since 1994 the data includes cases
registered at out-patient establishments.

Estonia

Source: Annual reporting, National Institute for Health Development.
Coverage: Out-patient data of new cases of alcoholic psychosis include diagnoses F10.3, .4, .51,
.52, .6. The rest of F10 is not available. Psychiatrists? data.

Finland

Data are not available.

France

Data are not available.

Germany

Source: Federal Statistical Office, Hospital statistics - diagnostic data of the hospital patients
and diagnostic data of the prevention and rehabilitation facilities patients, special evaluation by
the Federal Statistical Office.
http://www.destatis.de or http://www.gbe-bund.de
Deviation from the definition: Data on new cases does not exist. Data contains the number of
patients with alcoholic psychosis (ICD-9: 291; ICD-10: F10) discharged from hospital. The number of
discharges includes deaths in hospitals, but excludes same-day separations and transfers to other
care units within the same institutions.
Break in time series: Up to and including the reporting year 2002, data only include discharges in
general hospitals and mental health hospitals. From reporting year 2003, data include additionally
discharges in preventive and rehabilitative hospitals, however discharges of these institutions with
less than 100 beds are not included. The years before 2003 are therefore not comparable to the
following years.
From the reporting year 2000, for the first time, data have been collected according to ICD-10.

Greece

The total number of discharged patients that were hospitalized in public hospitals and private
clinics with alcoholic psychosis.

Hungary

Data are not available.

Iceland

Data are not available.

Ireland

Data are not available.

Israel

Refers to first admissions of in-patients to psychiatric hospitals and psychiatric departments,
whose diagnosis was F10.
Source: Mental Health Services, Ministry of Health.

Italy

Incidence data are not available, therefore the number of first-time admissions in psychiatric
departments of hospitals for alcoholic psychosis are given. Source: ISTAT.
January 2001: Admissions refer to all public and private hospitals.

Kazakhstan

Sharp increase in the number of cases of alcoholic psychosis is caused by the transition to ICD-10.
Before 1997 only alcoholic psychosis (ICD-9 code 291) was included in the reporting forms, while
non-dependent abuse of alcohol (code 305) was not included. Since 1997 both mental and behavioural
disorders due to the use of alcohol are reported (ICD-10 code F10).

Latvia

Note: The data in 1994-1995 is very high and this is probably due to the political and economic
changes which took place in the early nineties. At this time there was not strict legislation or
tight control against production and purchase of illegal alcohol in Latvia. Therefore, the incidence
of alcoholic psychosis increased in 1994-1995.

Lithuania

Source: HI HIC, annual report data.

Luxembourg

Data are not available.

Malta

Source: Mount Carmel Hospital.

Montenegro

Data are not available.

Netherlands

No data are available.

Norway

Data are not available.

Poland

Data from mental hospitals and mental departments of general hospitals.
Source of data: Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Number of cases in 2010 is underestimated because of lack of data from one region (Silesian
Voivodeship).

Romania

Source: Source: Routine reporting system data (data collected from family physician).

Serbia

No data are available.

Slovakia

Source. National Health Information Centre (NIC)
Web page: http://www.nczisk.sk/Publikacie/Edicia_Zdravotnicka_statistika/Pages/default.aspx

Slovenia

Data are not available from NIJZ databases.

Sweden

Data are not available.

Switzerland

Only hospital discharge data available, and no information on new cases. The series have been erased
as the information was not sufficient.

Turkmenistan

Source of data: Administrative medical statistics, forms: 5 ?Report on morbidity? and 025-2/y
?Statistical card of a patient?.

United Kingdom

Data are not available.

Uzbekistan

The decline in reported cases of alcoholic psychosis is related to the changing in registration
after the closing of detoxification centres.