Table TDI-2. Trends in the number of clients entering treatment and the number of reporting treatment centres, 1996 to 2006 [see all tables in this series...]

Part (i) Total numbers of new clients entering treatment

Country		1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006
Belgium		483	517	2939	4826
Bulgaria	(1)	226	259	395	496	383	495	550	462	667	388	296
Czech Republic		3252	3132	3858	3891	4148	4233	4719	4158	4600	4372	4119
Denmark		886	1082	1106	1108	1221	1249	1364	1745	1696	1578	1329
Germany		6606	4556	5259	5710	6071	5970	9574	10883	13204	14033	14303
Ireland	(2)	2038	1501	1621	1852	1981	2057	2087	2178	1780	2007	2277
Greece	(3)	360	343	588	608	1049	2019	1787	1903	2162	2225	2393
Spain		20855	18729	19341	19426	17135	17591	17228		26169	24436
France	(4)		5175		5785				7208		4167	8049
Italy		33440	30360	31402	32442	31510	32942	32847	34182	34308	35175	34836
Cyprus							196	167	130	227	209	224
Latvia		383	427	511	788	1114	988	580	373	438	401	539
Lithuania			649	499	400	576	653	471	356	424	349	323
Luxembourg						23		36	28	44
Hungary	(5)	1594	4368	5275	5770	4701	4342	4717	5958	5655	6319	5673
Malta		253	239	190	134	195	142	96	114	140	312	417
Netherlands		5138	4994	4613	4852	4074	4700	4847	5104	4785	4299	5226
Austria	(6)	566	602	633	782	822	725	689	891	847	873	2142
Poland		1980	2438	3115	4040	5075	5617	6537	6697	6940	7024
Portugal		9889	9183	8935	9991	9559	8743	6241	5216	5023	4844	4745
Romania						454	1416	1059	924	710	653	607
Slovenia	(7)	309	478	491	409	377	402	528	504	526
Slovakia		643	776	893	733	823	1068	843	877	1045	963	848
Finland	(8)			824	326	909	741	986	812	735	631	492
Sweden	(9)					454	1291	1042	1096	1417	1337	1440
United Kingdom	(10)								28087	29865	42923	49625
Turkey										600	939	1534

Notes:

 Where no data are available in the country, the table is left empty. 

 (1) Up to 2001 data cover only Sofia; in 2002 Plovdiv and Varna were included; in 2003 Pleven; in 2003 data cover the capital and the three biggest cities; in 2004 data cover seven treatment centres in six cities including the three biggest; in 2005 data cover 10 cities including the three biggest. 

 (2) The data for 2001–05 exclude clients treated at general practices as the data collection had not been completed at the time of data submission. 

 (3) ‘Speedball’ is included in the category ‘other substances‘ only for the years 2002–03. From the 2nd semester of 1995 two main drug centres stopped participating in the data collection; one of those centres re-entered in 2001 and the other in 2002. 

 (4) For 2005, data refer to a continuous data collection on 45 % of outpatient treatment centres. For previous years (1997; 1999; 2003) data are based on a national census on drug addiction centres at national level done in 1 week in November.  

 (5) Partial comparability with treatment demand protocol 2.0. 

 (6) From 1996 to 2005 data include only substitution treatments. Data from 2006 are based on new DOKLI data collection. 

 (7) 13 treatment units in prison are also covered from 2002, but data were not included for consistency with previous years. Data for 2004 includes data for outpatient clients and clients treated in prison. Data for outpatient clients was validated, however data collection for prison clients was still in the process of development, thus figures are underestimated.With effect from next year the process of data validation for prison clients will be implemented. 

 (8) Number of units covered by the data collection increased from 66 in 1998 to 163 in 2003 and to 149 in 2005. 

 (9) Data before 2000 were available but they were not included because of a major change in the reporting system, which would have biased the comparisons of data over time. The system is under development and every year new units are added to the information system. 

 (10) Data on new treatment demands were not available before 2003. 

 See also ‘General notes for interpreting data’ on the Explanatory notes and help page. 

Sources:

 Reitox national reports 2007 — Standard table 3 and TDI 34. 

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