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 (iv) Types of units covered for reporting clients entering treatment

Country		Types of units covered in the data (1)
Bulgaria		OUT+INP
Czech Republic		Up to 1998 OUT+LTA; from 1999 to 2004 OUT+INP+LTA+PRIS; since 2005:OUT+INP+LTA
Denmark		OUT+INP; 2006: OUT+INP+OTH
Germany		Up to 2004 OUT+GPs; 2005: OUT+INP
Ireland	(2)	1996: OUT+INP+LTA+GP+PRIS; 1997: OUT+INP+LTA; 1998: OUT+INP+LTA+GP; 1999: OUT+INP+LTA+GP+PRIS; 2000:OUT+INP+LTA+GP; 2001-2003,2005: OUT+INP+LTA; 2006:OUT+INP+LTA+GPs
Greece		Up to 1999 OUT+INP; from 2000 to 2006 OUT+INP+LTA
Spain		Up to 2003: OUT+INP; 2004-2005: OUT
France		Up to 2004: OUT+INP+PRIS; 2005: OUT; 2006: OUT+INP+PRIS
Italy		OUT
Cyprus		2001,2002: OUT; 2003:OUT+INP; 2004: OUT+INP+PRIS; 2005: OUT+INP; 2006: OUT+INP+PRIS
Latvia		2002-2004: OUT; 2005-2006: OUT+INP
Lithuania		2002-2005: INP+OUT; 2006: OUT
Luxembourg	(3)	Up to 2003 OUT+INP+LTA+PRIS; 2004: OUT+INP+PRIS; 2005: OUT+INP+OTH
Hungary		OUT+INP
Malta	(4)	OUT
Netherlands		INP+LTA
Austria	(5)	Up to 2005: OUT+GP+PRIS (only units notifying substitution treatment); 2006: OUT+INP
Poland		INP
Portugal		OUT
Romania		INP (OUT units are sometimes organised within INP centres)
Slovenia		OUT; from 2004:OUT+PRIS
Slovakia		Up to 1999 OUT+INP; from 2000 to 2006: OUT+INP+PRIS
Finland		In 1996 OUT+INP; from 1998 to 2002: OUT+INP+PRIS; 2003-2004: OUT+INP+PRIS+GP+LTA; 2005: OUT+INP+PRIS+LTA; 2006: OUT+INP
Sweden		Up to 2002: OUT+INP+PRIS; 2003: OUT+INP; 2004:OUT+INP+ combined Outpatient-Inpatient in methadone treatment (OTH); 2005-2006: OUT+INP+PRIS
United Kingdom		OUT+INP+GP
Turkey		INP

Notes:

 When countries do not report data on type of units, they are not listed. 

 (1) The following acronyms are used to abbreviate treatment unit type: OUT = outpatient treatment centres; INP = inpatient treatment centres; LTA = low-threshold agencies; PRIS = treatment units in prison; GP = general practitioners; OTH = other treatment units. 

 (2) Low-threshold methadone maintenance and crisis counselling. 

 (3) Specialised drug unit of judicial police (SPJ). 

 (4) Outpatient, inpatient treatment centres, low-threshold agencies, units in prison and dual-diagnosis unit of psychiatric hospital together. 

 (5) Based on DOKLI data collection system; from 2006 on a data collection is new. 

 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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