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Trends in Psychiatric Emergency Department Visits Among Youth and Young Adults in the US

Luther G. Kalb, Emma K. Stapp, Elizabeth D. Ballard, Calliope Holingue, Amy Keefer and Anne Riley
Pediatrics April 2019, 143 (4) e20182192; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2018-2192
Luther G. Kalb
aDepartments of Mental Health and
bKennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, Maryland; and
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Emma K. Stapp
cGenetic Epidemiology Research Branch and
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Elizabeth D. Ballard
dExperimental Therapeutics and Pathophysiology Branch, National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, Maryland
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Calliope Holingue
aDepartments of Mental Health and
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Amy Keefer
bKennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, Maryland; and
eDepartment of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland;
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    Age-Related Characteristics of Psychiatric ED Visits Among Youth in the United States

    6–11 y12–17 y18–24 yOverall
    Count of total visits (weighted)35 497 17139 393 22281 201 713156 092 106
    Count of psychiatric ED visits (weighted)825 6163 881 6088 434 36213 141 586
    Estimated youth in the United States, 2011–2015123 138 640125 212 948154 601 355402 952 943
    Psychiatric ED visits, % of all visits (count)
     20112.0 (133 225)9.0 (727 111)9.4 (1 655 670)7.8 (2 516 006)
     20122.0 (132 235)8.2 (607 112)9.7 (1 575 440)7.6 (2 314 787)
     20132.8 (179 852)9.4 (675 333)9.8 (1 507 892)8.1 (2 363 077)
     20142.3 (181 471)9.1 (755 863)10.7 (1 770 647)8.3 (2 707 981)
     20152.5 (198 833)13.2 (1 116 189)12.5 (1 924 713)10.1 (3 239 735)
    Psychiatric ED visits per 1000 US youth
     20115.428.954.031.3
     20125.424.250.928.7
     20137.327.048.529.3
     20147.330.257.033.5
     20158.044.662.540.2
    Region, % of psychiatric ED visits
     Northeast29.620.618.820.0
     Midwest22.425.924.725.0
     South29.333.933.733.5
     West18.719.522.721.5
    Sex,* %
     Female28.456.749.750.0
     Male71.643.350.850.0
    Race, %
     Non-Hispanic White55.758.664.362.1
     Non-Hispanic African American22.919.419.719.8
     Hispanic16.519.813.815.8
     Non-Hispanic other4.92.12.12.3
    Insurance,* %
     Private32.238.632.534.3
     Public56.452.738.043.6
     Self-pay6.75.921.215.9
     Other4.62.88.36.4
    Visit on a weekend,* %
     No83.576.771.974.0
     Yes16.523.328.126.0
    Arrival time,* %
     Morning (<11 am)18.620.132.728.1
     Afternoon (11 am–4 pm)28.331.729.229.9
     Evening (5 pm–12 am)53.048.238.042.0
    Urgent,* %
     No34.321.933.530.1
     Yes65.778.166.569.9
    Arrive by ambulance,*%
     No85.978.771.225.6
     Yes14.121.328.874.4
    Length of visit, %
     <90 min18.517.421.920.4
     90–179 min25.728.328.928.5
     180–359 min36.930.528.329.4
     ≥6 h18.823.721.121.7
    Mental health provider seen,* %
     No84.575.187.483.5
     Yes15.424.912.616.5
    Admit to hospital,* %
     No81.674.684.381.3
     Yes or transfer to another hospital6.38.99.28.9
     Transfer or admit to a psychiatric facility12.116.46.59.8
    Any psychiatric diagnosis or RFV,*,a %
     Mood*45.462.748.552.5
     Behavior*42.319.78.213.7
     SUD*4.526.650.740.6
     Psychosis6.25.17.36.6
     Suicide attempt or self-injury*4.222.78.912.7
     Other*40.839.724.830.2
     Count of psychiatric diagnoses or RFVs, mean1.391.531.391.42
    Primary diagnosis is psychiatric,* %
     No37.923.338.934.2
     Yes62.176.761.165.8
    • ↵a Reflects the presence of any of the listed diagnoses or RFVs.

    • ↵* P < .05.

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    TABLE 2

    Multivariate Analysis of Correlates of Psychiatric ED Visits Among Age Groups

    ChildrenAdolescents
    RRR95% CIRRR95% CI
    Year1.040.89 to 1.221.040.94 to 1.14
    Region
     NortheastReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Midwest0.560.29 to 1.090.990.67 to 1.45
     South0.670.37 to 1.231.040.69 to 1.59
     West0.49*0.27 to 0.900.740.49 to 1.12
    Sex
     FemaleReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Male2.65*1.67 to 4.190.780.61 to 0.99
    Race and/or ethnicity
     White, non-HispanicReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     African American, non-Hispanic1.280.81 to 2.031.100.79 to 1.55
     Hispanic1.270.64 to 2.521.74*1.22 to 2.47
     Other2.960.63 to 13.951.210.54 to 2.74
    Insurance
     PrivateReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Public1.420.79 to 2.571.030.74 to 1.43
     Self-pay0.30*0.10 to 0.920.22*0.14 to 0.34
     Other0.480.14 to 1.700.26*0.12 to 0.54
    Visit on a weekend
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes0.57*0.15 to 0.940.860.63 to 1.18
    Arrival time
     Morning (<11 am)ReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Afternoon (11 am–4 pm)1.740.91 to 3.141.69*1.19 to 2.39
     Evening (5 pm–12 am)2.35*1.34 to 4.122.04*1.49 to 2.80
    Urgent
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes0.850.50 to 1.441.76*1.24 to 2.50
     Length of visit0.990.99 to 1.001.000.99 to 1.00
    Arrive by ambulance
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes0.39*0.21 to 0.750.71*0.54 to 0.93
    Mental health provider seen
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes1.060.32 to 2.112.08*1.46 to 2.96
    Admit to hospital
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes or transfer to another hospital0.580.31 to 1.111.060.67 to 1.69
     Transfer or admit to a psychiatric facility1.480.61 to 3.582.47*1.49 to 4.11
    Psychiatric diagnosis or RFVa
     Mood0.830.50 to 1.371.57*1.18 to 2.08
     Behavior7.64*4.62 to 12.622.53*1.79 to 3.56
     SUDs0.05*0.02 to 0.130.41*0.30 to 0.54
     Psychosis0.570.22 to 1.470.670.44 to 1.02
     Suicide attempt or intentional self-injury0.470.19 to 1.143.19*2.27 to 4.48
     Other1.68*1.12 to 2.531.87*1.43 to 2.43
    Count of diagnoses and/or RFVs0.860.61 to 1.201.30*1.09 to 1.54
    Primary diagnosis is psychiatric
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes0.960.61 to 1.512.21*1.66 to 2.93
    • RRR, relative risk ratio.

    • ↵a Reflects the presence of any of the listed diagnoses or RFVs; young adults served as the reference group.

    • ↵* P < .05.

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    TABLE 3

    Race- and Ethnicity-Related Characteristics of Psychiatric ED Visits Among Youth in the United States

    Non-Hispanic WhiteNon-Hispanic African AmericanHispanicNon-Hispanic Other
    Count of total visits (weighted)75 572 71935 939 32627 564 0703 874 405
    Count of psychiatric ED visits (weighted)8 162 1012 607 3692 074 122297 994
    Estimated youth in the United States, 2011–2015217 594 58956 413 41292 679 17736 265 765
    Psychiatric ED visits, % of all visits (count)*
     20119.3 (1 629 561)6.3 (519 859)5.7 (309 237)6.2 (57 349)
     20129.3 (1 499 311)4.9 (342 599)6.5 (411 193)7.1 (61 684)
     20139.8 (1 576 000)5.9 (387 165)6.1 (339 747)7.9 (60 165)
     201410.1 (1 682 520)6.0 (562 364)7.2 (423 844)5.5 (39 253)
     201510.3 (1 774 709)10.8 (795 382)9.1 (590 101)8.9 (79 543)
    Psychiatric ED visits per 1000 US youth
     201137.546.116.77.9
     201234.530.422.28.5
     201336.134.318.38.3
     201438.549.722.85.4
     201540.870.631.911.0
    Region,* % of all psychiatric ED visits
     Northeast19.819.421.124.1
     Midwest28.126.811.819.3
     South32.744.024.724.8
     West19.49.843.131.8
    Youth, %
     6–115.67.26.613.6
     12–1727.928.937.127.6
     18–2466.563.956.358.8
    Sex, %
     Female51.847.347.645.3
     Male48.252.752.454.6
    Insurance,* %
     Private41.718.622.640.4
     Public37.554.356.035.6
     Self-pay15.119.714.69.4
     Other5.77.46.814.5
    Visit on a weekend,* %
     No73.474.576.869.1
     Yes26.625.523.230.9
    Arrival time,* %
     Morning (<11 am)29.426.625.227.4
     Afternoon (11 am–4 pm)28.731.532.726.9
     Evening (5 pm–12 am)41.941.942.145.7
    Urgent*
     No28.337.527.832.4
     Yes71.762.472.267.6
    Length of visit, %
     <90 min20.920.517.325.7
     90–179 min30.625.925.016.5
     180–359 min28.328.435.627.9
     ≥6 h20.225.222.129.9
    Arrive by ambulance,* %
     No24.028.227.436.0
     Yes76.071.872.564.0
    Mental health provider seen, %
     No82.784.684.592.1
     Yes17.315.415.58.0
    Admit to hospital, %
     No80.581.884.080.3
     Yes or transfer to another hospital9.87.66.513.0
     Transfer or admit to a psychiatric facility9.710.69.56.8
    Psychiatric diagnoses or RFV,*,a %
     Mood54.047.451.663.4
     Behavior*11.918.616.96.7
     SUD*43.737.135.624.1
     Psychosis6.29.35.72.7
     Suicide attempt or self-injury12.911.412.820.2
     Other29.733.027.536.4
     Count of psychiatric diagnoses or RFVs, mean*1.451.451.371.33
    Primary diagnosis is psychiatric,* %
     No32.835.237.937.7
     Yes67.264.862.162.3
    • ↵a Reflects the presence of any of the listed diagnoses or RFVs.

    • ↵* P < .05.

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    TABLE 4

    Sex-Related Characteristics of Psychiatric ED Visits Among Youth in the United States

    Female SexMale Sex
    Count of total visits (weighted)87 687 56068 404 546
    Count of psychiatric ED visits (weighted)6 582 3456 559 241
    Estimated youth in the United States, 2011–2015196 847 905206 105 038
    Psychiatric ED visits*, % of all visits (count)
     20116.9 (1 259 925)8.9 (1 256 081)
     20126.9 (1 184 067)8.6 (1 130 720)
     20136.7 (1 122 287)10.0 (1 240 790)
     20147.4 (1 320 195)9.4 (1 387 786)
     20159.5 (1 695 871)11.0 (1 543 864)
    Psychiatric ED visits per 1000 US youth
     201132.030.5
     201230.127.4
     201328.430.0
     201433.433.6
     201543.137.5
    Region,* % of all psychiatric ED visits
     Northeast18.821.3
     Midwest24.825.1
     South37.829.2
     West18.824.5
    Youth,* y, %
     6–113.69.0
     12–1733.425.6
     18–2463.065.4
    Race, %
     Non-Hispanic white64.260.0
     Non-Hispanic African American18.720.9
     Hispanic15.016.6
     Non-Hispanic other2.12.5
    Insurance, %
     Private34.134.5
     Public46.440.6
     Self-pay14.517.0
     Other5.07.9
    Visit on a weekend, %
     No73.474.6
     Yes26.525.4
    Arrival time, %
     Morning (<11 am)28.228.1
     Afternoon (11 am–4 pm)31.628.1
     Evening (5 pm–12 am)40.243.8
    Urgent, %
     No31.728.4
     Yes68.271.6
    Length of visit, %
     <90 min20.819.9
     90–179 min28.428.5
     180–359 min29.529.4
     ≥6 h21.222.2
    Arrive by ambulance, %
     No25.425.9
     Yes74.674.1
    Mental health provider seen, %
     No82.584.5
     Yes17.415.4
    Admit to hospital, %
     No81.980.7
     Yes or transfer to another hospital7.410.4
     Transfer or admit to a psychiatric facility10.78.9
    Psychiatric diagnosis or RFV,*,a %
     Mood*59.145.9
     Behavior12.115.3
     SUD*37.144.2
     Psychosis*5.18.2
     Suicide attempt or self-injury14.610.9
     Other30.130.3
     Count of psychiatric diagnoses or RFVs, mean1.441.44
    Primary diagnosis is psychiatric, %
     No35.133.4
     Yes64.966.6
    • ↵a Reflects the presence of any of the listed diagnoses or RFVs

    • ↵* P < .05

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    Multivariate Analysis of Correlates of Psychiatric ED Visits Among Racial and Ethnic Groups

    African AmericanHispanicOther
    RRR95% CIRRR95% CIRRR95% CI
    Year1.14*1.03 to 1.271.100.98 to 1.241.000.77 to 1.30
    Age group, y
     6–11ReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     12–170.860.50 to 1.461.370.68 to 2.760.430.08 to 2.40
     18–240.770.49 to 1.210.780.38 to 1.580.350.07 to 1.73
    Region
     NortheastReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Midwest0.930.52 to 1.690.35*0.20 to 0.610.590.15 to 2.39
     South1.450.85 to 2.500.730.41 to 1.270.650.23 to 1.77
     West0.49*0.26 to 0.952.11*1.31 to 3.411.350.66 to 2.81
    Sex
     FemaleReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Male1.260.99 to 1.611.150.83 to 1.591.080.58 to 2.01
    Insurance
     PrivateReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Public3.36*2.23 to 5.052.72*1.85 to 4.000.970.35 to 2.72
     Self-pay2.99*1.81 to 4.922.42*1.48 to 3.930.770.28 to 2.07
     Other2.93*1.56 to 5.501.840.91 to 5.022.680.98 to 4.53
    Visit on a weekend
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes1.010.72 to 1.420.870.59 to 1.261.310.65 to 2.63
    Arrival time
     Morning (<11 am)ReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Afternoon (11 am–4 pm)1.000.69 to 1.441.130.73 to 1.770.970.41 to 2.31
     Evening (5 pm–12 am)1.010.73 to 1.421.060.72 to 1.561.100.53 to 2.31
    Urgent
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes0.67*0.45 to 0.970.890.39 to 2.010.940.41 to 2.14
     Length of visit1.130.99 to 1.281.080.96 to 1.210.980.71 to 1.36
    Arrive by ambulance
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes1.300.94 to 1.801.230.85 to 1.751.880.85 to 4.16
    Mental health provider seen
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes0.870.61 to 1.230.810.55 to 1.190.380.13 to 1.13
    Admit to hospital
     NoReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes or transfer0.800.52 to 1.240.690.40 to 1.201.350.50 to 3.64
     Psychiatric facility0.970.58 to 1.630.690.42 to 1.110.660.22 to 1.96
    Psychiatric diagnosis or RFVa
     Mood0.770.58 to 1.020.910.67 to 1.221.620.73 to 3.64
     Behavior1.60*1.09 to 2.341.340.87 to 2.060.410.14 to 1.23
     SUDs0.74*0.56 to 0.970.730.52 to 1.010.39*0.20 to 0.69
     Psychosis1.380.89 to 2.500.780.44 to 1.410.420.15 to 1.13
     Suicide attempt or self-injury0.910.56 to 1.420.820.55 to 1.231.820.88 to 3.74
     Other1.170.87 to 1.570.800.55 to 1.161.330.68 to 2.62
    Count of diagnoses and/or RFVs0.940.78 to 1.150.75*0.60 to 0.940.800.37 to 1.71
     Primary diagnosis is psychiatric0.930.69 to 1.270.760.52 to 1.111.44−0.01 to 2.5
    • RRR, relative risk ratio.

    • ↵a Reflects the presence of any of the listed diagnoses or RFVs; non-Hispanic white patients served as the reference group.

    • ↵* P < .05.

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    TABLE 6

    Multivariate Analysis of Correlates of Psychiatric ED Visits Across Youth Sex

    Female SexMale Sex
    OR95% CI
    YearReference0.970.91 to 1.05
    Age group, y
     6–11ReferenceReferenceReference
     12–17Reference0.29*0.18 to 0.49
     18–24Reference0.38*0.54 to 0.60
    Region
     NortheastReferenceReferenceReference
     MidwestReference0.950.74 to 1.21
     SouthReference0.67*0.51 to 0.87
     WestReference1.200.92 to 1.80
    Race and/or ethnicity
     White, non-HispanicReferenceReferenceReference
     African American, non-HispanicReference1.260.99 to 1.61
     HispanicReference1.140.83 to 1.58
     OtherReference1.090.58 to 2.05
    Insurance
     PrivateReferenceReferenceReference
     PublicReference0.810.62 to 1.06
     Self-payReference1.170.78 to 1.78
     OtherReference1.530.99 to 2.40
    Visit on a weekend
     NoReferenceReferenceReference
     YesReference0.940.77 to 1.67
    Arrival time
     Morning (<11 am)ReferenceReferenceReference
     Afternoon (11 am–4 pm)Reference0.890.67 to 1.19
     Evening (5 pm–12 am)Reference1.090.84 to 1.42
    Urgent
     NoReferenceReferenceReference
     YesReference1.250.97 to 1.61
     Length of visitReference1.000.99 to 1.00
    Arrive by ambulance
     NoReferenceReferenceReference
     YesReference0.990.79 to 1.22
    Mental health provider seen
     NoReferenceReferenceReference
     YesReference0.890.70 to 1.13
    Admit to hospital
     NoReferenceReferenceReference
     Yes or transfer to another hospitalReference1.541.08 to 2.20
     Transfer or admit to a psychiatric facilityReference0.900.65 to 1.25
    Psychiatric diagnosis or RFV
     MoodReference0.600.48 to 75
     BehaviorReference1.280.91 to 1.78
     SUDsReference1.41*1.13 to 1.75
     PsychosisReference1.70*1.11 to 2.61
     Suicide attempt or intentional self-injuryReference0.750.52 to 1.06
     OtherReference1.020.79 to 1.33
    Count of diagnoses and/or RFVsReference1.030.89 to 1.20
    Primary diagnosis is psychiatric
     NoReferenceReferenceReference
     YesReference1.140.91 to 1.43
    • ↵* P < .05

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    TABLE 7

    Trends in ED Visits Related to Suicidal Attempts and/or Self-Injury

    20112012201320142015Overall
    All ED visits, %
     6–11 y<0.1<0.10.20.1<0.1<0.1
     12–17 y*1.41.32.72.33.52.2
     18–24 y1.31.00.70.81.10.9
     Female patients1.01.01.11.01.51.1
     Male patients0.90.71.11.11.51.0
     Overall*0.90.81.11.01.51.7
    Psychiatric visits only, %
     6–11 y4.22.47.35.31.74.2
     12–17 y*15.815.528.724.826.222.7
     18–24 y10.99.97.17.69.18.9
     Female patients13.613.815.913.915.514.6
     Male patients10.47.911.010.613.510.9
     Overall12.010.913.312.214.512.7
    Visits per 1000 US youth
     6–11 y0.20.10.50.40.10.3
     12–17 y4.63.77.77.511.77.1
     18–24 y5.95.03.54.35.74.8
     Female patients4.44.14.54.66.74.9
     Male patients3.22.23.33.65.13.5
     Overall3.73.23.94.15.84.2
    • ↵* P < .05.

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Trends in Psychiatric Emergency Department Visits Among Youth and Young Adults in the US
Luther G. Kalb, Emma K. Stapp, Elizabeth D. Ballard, Calliope Holingue, Amy Keefer, Anne Riley
Pediatrics Apr 2019, 143 (4) e20182192; DOI: 10.1542/peds.2018-2192

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Trends in Psychiatric Emergency Department Visits Among Youth and Young Adults in the US
Luther G. Kalb, Emma K. Stapp, Elizabeth D. Ballard, Calliope Holingue, Amy Keefer, Anne Riley
Pediatrics Apr 2019, 143 (4) e20182192; DOI: 10.1542/peds.2018-2192
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