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Table 2 Psychiatric symptoms and syndromes considered for Principal Component Analysis

From: Observed-predicted length of stay for an acute psychiatric department, as an indicator of inpatient care inefficiencies. Retrospective case-series study.

Considered as present (1) or absent (0):

Considered in three categories: (0) no impairment,

(1) light impairment, (2) moderate to severe impairment.

• Delirious ideation

• Disordered processing and interpretation of sensory information

• Obsessive ideation

• Thought origin impairment

• Suicidal ideation

• Thought process impairment

• Any emotional disorder

• Judgment impairment

• Any conation disorder (poor motivation)

• Language difficulties

• Signs of psychomotor agitation

• Consciousness impairment

• Sexual and gender identity disorders

• Orientation

• Any sleep disorder

• Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

• Any eating disorder

 

• Hygienic habits disorder

 

• Any memory impairment

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