Table TDI-7. Data coverage, 2009 or most recent year available [see all tables in this series...]

Part (ii) Units by country and type of treatment centre and reporting status

Country		Outpatient centres		Inpatient centres		Other agencies
		Units covered	Units in the country	Units covered	Units in the country	Units covered	Units in the country	Types of other agency
Belgium		327	458	30	353	:	:	:
Bulgaria		25	45	6	15	:	:	:
Czech Republic		103	146	48	58	66	72	Low-threshold agencies
Denmark		120	130	45	50	:	:	:
Germany	(1)	935	1332	188	425	37	257	Low-threshold agencies and Treatment units in prison
Estonia	(2)	:	:	:	:	11	11	Outpatient and Inpatient centres
Ireland		212	254	34	53	284	379	General practitioners, Low-threshold agencies and Treatment units in prisons
Greece		54	63	11	13	2	7	Low-threshold agencies
Spain	(3)	:	:	:	:	503	:	Outpatient centres and treatment units in prisons
France		161	216	28	40	9	16	Treatment units in prison
Italy		131	525	:	:	:	:	:
Cyprus	(4)	16	16	3	3	1	1	Treatment units in prison
Latvia		34	60	:	:	:	:	:
Lithuania		94	94	:	:	:	:	:
Luxembourg		7	7	6	7	1	1	Treatment units in prison
Hungary		69	75	19	:	11	:	Low-threshold agencies and Treatment units in prison
Malta		:	:	:	:	5	5	Outpatient and specialised inpatient treatment centres, low-threshold agencies and units in prison
Netherlands	(5)	190	200	11	12	:	:	:
Austria		128	138	27	38	:	:	:
Poland	(6)	:	:	255	255	33	33	Health Care Units
Portugal		79	79	:	:	:	:	:
Romania		50	50	15	20	5	5	Treatment units in prison
Slovenia		19	19	:	:	:	:	:
Slovakia		72	475	43	83	13	39	Treatment units in prison
Finland		44	:	39	:	:	:	:
Sweden		134	437	156	306	38	55	Treatment units in prison
United Kingdom		1613	:	122	:	137	:	General practitioners
Croatia		23	23	33	33	:	:	:
Turkey		:	:	:	20	:	:	:
Norway		:	:	:	:	:	:	:

Notes:

 : Indicates no data available 

 (1) Outpatient data refer to a more narrow definition of outpatient centres if compared to previous years. The coverage may vary according to specific variables. The number of units covered here refers to all units covered, regardless of the specific variable. As for specific variables, the largest coverage is reached in correspondence of data on age and gender. 

 (2) Estonia cannot separate outpatient and inpatient as they provide both type of treatment.  

 (3) Data refer to 2008. Outpatient data refer to Outpatient centres and treatment units in prisons 

 (4) Excluding the centres that mainly deal with prevention, the units coverage can be estimated 100%                 

 (5) Data for outpatient units refer to outpatient centres, inpatient centres and low-threshold agencies.                 

 (6) Data refer to 2008. Data presented are from two different monitoring systems (Pilot project for TDI monitoring and Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology - aggregated data). Caution must be made when interpreting the data as double counting could not be avoid. 

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

Sources:

 Reitox national reports 2010 — Table TDI by centre type. 

• Download this data in Excel (.xls) format

(see the help page for information about formats etc.)