Table 4

Diagnosis by the three most commonly prescribed first-generation and second-generation antipsychotics 2007–2011

Diagnosis	Haloperidol (N=4913)		Chlorpromazine (N=4404)		Trifluoperazine (N=2633)		Olanzapine (N=11 502)		Quetiapine (N=13 326)		Risperidone (N=9956)
Diagnosis	n	Per cent	n	Per cent	n	Per cent	n	Per cent	n	Per cent	n	Per cent
SMI*
Any SMI diagnosis	1331	27	1545	35	783	30	7094	62	4824	36	4597	46
Schizophrenia	620	13	633	14	359	14	3060	27	1489	11	2143	22
Bipolar disorder	298	6	343	8	119	5	1655	14	1689	13	726	7
Other SMI	267	5	334	8	203	8	1898	17	1163	9	1291	13
On SMI register only	146	3	235	5	102	4	481	4	483	4	437	4
Non-SMI*
Any non-SMI diagnosis	2762	56	2241	51	1529	58	3753	33	7623	57	4085	41
ADHD	36	0.7	33	0.7	10	0.4	75	0.7	77	0.6	538	5
Anxiety	783	16	1124	26	909	35	1779	15	2669	20	1391	14
Depression	1330	27	1748	40	1142	43	2964	26	4648	35	2204	22
Dementia	1521	31	183	4	157	6	466	4	3514	26	1211	12
OCD	40	0.8	93	2	47	2	216	2	250	2	221	2
PD	136	3	294	7	122	4	525	5	705	5	349	4
PTSD	37	0.8	97	2	29	1	197	2	210	2	94	0.9
Sleep disorders	761	15	815	19	511	19	1124	10	1926	14	1078	11
None of the above*	820	17	618	14	321	12	655	6	879	7	1274	13

*If a person has an SMI diagnosis, any non-SMI diagnoses will not be included in the numbers below. For those who do not have an SMI diagnosis, all non-SMI diagnoses will be shown (ie, they are not mutually exclusive). ‘None of the above’ means not having an SMI diagnosis or any of the non-SMI diagnoses in the table.
ADHD, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; OCD, obsessive compulsive disorder; PD, personality disorder; PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder; SMI, serious mental illness.