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 (ii) Total numbers of all clients entering treatment

Country		1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006
Belgium		1660	1719	1491
Bulgaria	(1)	449	582	974	1071	1025	1204	1376	1321	2037	1443	1328
Czech Republic	(2)							9237	8522	8845	8041	8164
Denmark		3632	4975	3976	4020	4347	4208	4310	5134	5212	5228	5426
Germany		9530	11626	13967	15053	14906	13607	20889	38285	44448	61243	62046
Ireland	(3)	4052	3970	5081	5656	4778	4753	4985	5146	4270	4671	5280
Greece	(4)	546	570	1151	1096	1938	3679	3630	3637	4269	4248	4847
Spain		52890	52440	54338	50279	49487	49376	43831		52922	50638
France	(5)		14917		16670				22118		20989	37494
Italy	(6)	129884	138218	140307	142924	147146	150400	159051	163516	162230	48734	47823
Cyprus				133	188	235	215	242	265	450	423	528
Latvia								870	508
Lithuania	(7)	2353	2871	2871	3082	3521		4405	4689	5011	5371	5574
Luxembourg	(8)	199	216	222	228	400	410	470	412	389	383	379
Hungary	(9)	4718	8494	9458	12765	12789	12049	12777	14993	14165	14793	15480
Malta		635	741	753	797	900	935	929	958	1055	511	758
Netherlands		8323	8926	9209	10118	8887	10139	10403	10784	9887	9411	9623
Austria	(10)	2941	3367	3682	4317	4893	5434	5857	6413	6995	7554	5603
Poland		4772	5336	6100	6827	8590	9096	11915	11778	12818	13320
Portugal	(11)			23654	27750	29204	32064	31835	29596
Romania							2134	1905	2070	1502	1538	1350
Slovenia	(12)	434	781	835	1057	946	1094	1395	1485	1130
Slovakia		1594	2074	2199	2236	2619	2559	2111	2136	2315	2078	1927
Finland	(13)	1168		2310	1456	2950	3158	3497	3411	3150	2935	2487
Sweden	(14)					1326	3934	3173	3394	4405	6750	6962
United Kingdom	(15)	30292	27262	34875	37681	39658	40181	74546	98078	99482	117783	128446
Turkey										1427	2057	2853

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) Up to 2004 data refer to prevalence rates, in 2005 to all treatment demand. 

 (3) 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. 

 (4) ‘Speedball‘ is included in the category ‘other substances‘. 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. 

 (5) 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 one week in November.  

 (6) Until 2004, under ‘all clients’ reported clients continuing in or entering treatment in reported year; since 2005 data conform to the TDI protocol. 

 (7) Data refer to all clients in treatment, and therefore they are not compatible with TDI standards. 

 (8) Data refer to all clients in outpatient and inpatient treatment. 

 (9) Partial comparability with treatment demand protocol 2.0. 

 (10) Data include only substitution treatments; data refer to all clients in the reporting year and not to all clients entering treatment according to the ‘TDI standard protocol’ definition. Since 2006, data are based on new DOKLI data collection and definitions comparable with TDI. 

 (11) Data refer to all clients in treatment and therefore they are not compatible with TDI standards. 

 (12) Outpatient and inpatient treatment centres are reported. 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. 

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

 (14) 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 the data over time. The system is under development and every year new units are added to the information system. 

 (15) Up to 2001 data cover six months period; from 2002 data cover one year. 

 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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