Table 4 Ascertainment of mental health conditions (given the context of our cohort, we excluded substance use and alcohol use disorder which were included in the source definition) [26]
From: Engagement in primary health care among marginalized people who use drugs in Ottawa, Canada
At least one hospitalization (CIHI-DAD or OMHRS) or ambulatory visit (NACRS) in the past 10 years with a diagnosis of ANY of the below diagnostic codes | |
OR | |
At least two visits in the past two years with a mental health diagnostic code (OHIP) | |
Mental health diagnostic (ICD-9) codes: | |
Psychotic Disorders | |
295 Schizophrenia | |
296 Manic-depressive psychoses, involutional melancholia | |
297 Other paranoid states | |
298 Other psychoses | |
Non-Psychotic Disorders | |
300 Anxiety neurosis, hysteria, neurasthenia, obsessive-compulsive neurosis, reactive depression | |
301 Personality disorders | |
302 Sexual deviations | |
306 Psychosomatic illness | |
309 Adjustment reaction | |
311 Depressive disorder | |
Social Problems | |
897 Economic problems | |
898 Marital difficulties | |
899 Parent-child problems | |
900 Problems with aged parents or in-laws | |
901 Family disruption/divorce | |
902 Education problems | |
904 Social maladjustment | |
905 Occupational problems | |
906 Legal problems | |
909 Other problems of social adjustment |