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The prevalence of substance dependence and psychiatric disorders in critically ill patients (black bars) compared to Utah population data (gray bars). Significant differences are denoted with * for p values of <0.01 and ** for p values of <0.001. Error bars denote the 95% confidence intervals for the percentages (proportions)
The prevalence of psychiatric disorders by disorder in critically ill patients (black bars) compared to United States population data (gray bars). Significant differences are denoted with * for p values of <0.01 and ** for p values of <0.001. Error bars denote the standard error of the percentages (proportions)
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Suchyta, M.R., Beck, C.J., Key, C.W. et al. Substance dependence and psychiatric disorders are related to outcomes in a mixed ICU population. Intensive Care Med 35, 390 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00134-008-1374-3
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