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2 Longest running mental health survey series using consistent methods Adult household Adult household Adult follow-up Adult household Adult household
3 Surveys of specific populations have not been repeated Institutions Homeless Prisons Ethnic minority Carers Adult household Adult household Adult follow-up Adult household Adult household
4 New child survey available 2018 Institutions Homeless Prisons Ethnic minority Carers Adult household Adult household Adult follow-up Adult household Adult household Children Looked after children Children Children
5 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey Probability sample of private households Cross-sectional Britain (1993, 2000); England (2007, 2014) 7,500 adults 16+ (1993 to 64; 2000 to 74) Two-phase design Department of Health funded NHS Digital commissioned
6 Aims Extent of mental illness Trends over time Inequalities in illness Risk/protective factors Proportion in treatment Trends over time Inequalities in treatment
7 1 in 6 had a common mental disorder (CMD) Proportion of adults with a common mental disorder (CMD) as assessed by the revised Clinical Interview Schedule (CIS-R) in past before interview:17.0%; with a CIS-R score of 12+ (15.7%).
8 1 in 100 had a psychotic disorder in past year Proportion of adults aged 16+ identified with psychotic disorder in the past year as assessed in the phase two interview using the SCAN about 0.5% using APMS 2007 and 2014 combined.
9 Disorders Alcohol dependence: AUDIT, SAD Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: ASRS Autism: AQ, ADOS Bipolar disorder: MDQ Common mental disorders (CMD): CIS-R Drug dependence: DSM criteria Personality disorder: SCID-II, SAPAS Posttraumatic stress disorder: PCL-C Psychotic disorder: PSQ, SCAN Suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, self-harm
10 Aims Extent of mental illness Trends over time Inequalities in illness Risk/protective factors Proportion in treatment Trends over time Inequalities in treatment
11 Steady increase in rates of severe CMD symptoms % CIS-R score of 18+ in adults aged living in England by survey year.
12 % Since 2000, severe CMD symptoms stable in men CIS-R score of 18+ in men aged living in England, by survey year.
13 % Severe CMD symptoms steadily increased in women CIS-R score of 18+ in adults aged living in England, by survey year and sex
14 Self-harm increased steeply, especially in young women % Face to face report of having ever self-harmed in 16 to 24 year olds, by survey year and sex. Proportion of women reporting having ever self-harmed in the self-completion: 25.7%.
15 % Hazardous or harmful levels of drinking more common in men AUDIT score 8 or more in adults aged living in England, by survey year and sex
16 % Hazardous or harmful drinking declined in men, but not women AUDIT score 8 or more in adults aged living in England, by survey year and sex
17 % Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) positive screens Score of 4+ out of 6 on the Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS) among adults 16+. APMS 2014
18 Men and women equally likely to screen positive for ADHD % Score of 4+ out of 6 on the Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS) among adults 16+. APMS 2014
19 % Of those screening positive, men more likely to report being diagnosed with ADHD Professional diagnosis has been given for ADHD (self-reported) among adults 16+ screening positive on the ASRS (base sizes are small).
20 Aims Extent of mental illness Trends over time Inequalities in illness Risk/protective factors Proportion in treatment Trends over time Inequalities in treatment
21 Two thirds of Employment and Support Allowance recipients have depression or an anxiety disorder % Proportion of adults aged with CMD in past week, by ESA receipt.
22 Aims Extent of mental illness Trends over time Inequalities in illness Risk/protective factors Proportion in treatment Trends over time Inequalities in treatment
23 Treatment use: highest in those with most severe symptoms % Current use of treatment (psychotropic medication or psychological therapy) by CIS-R score
24 Treatment use increased in people with CMD % Proportion of adults with CIS-R score of 12+ or 18+ receiving any treatment
25 Medication increased most, but also psychological therapies % Proportion of adults with CIS-R score 12+ receiving any psychological therapy or psychotropic medication by survey year
26 Aims Extent of mental illness Trends over time Inequalities in illness Risk/protective factors Proportion in treatment Trends over time Inequalities in treatment
27 Treatment use highest in White British Female Aged Regression analysis of factors predicting use of treatment, controlling for grouped CIS-R score and other factors.
28 Young people with CMD least likely age-group to get treatment % Proportion of people with a CMD currently using psychotropic medication or psychological therapy by age
29 Face to face 1 Self-completion Face to face 2 28 Household ADL Caring Mental wellbeing General health Medication Service use CMD Self-harm Psychosis ADHD Work-related stress Smoking Drinking Drug use Personality disorder Social functioning Bipolar disorder Autism PTSD IPV, child neglect Self-harm Discrimination Sexual behaviour, identity Menopause Intellectual functioning Cognitive function Key life events Social support Religion Local area Housing Debt, deprivation Socio-demographics Data-linkage permission
30 Survey report gue/pub21748 Data and documentation uk/series/?sn= Study website
31 CMD varies by ethnicity in women, but not men % Any CMD in past week, by age and sex
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