This is a quality register for the monitoring of clinical assessment and treatment for gambling disorder and gaming disorder in Swedish health care. This register is held by Region Skåne, the health care organization of Skåne in southern Sweden, and administered by Register center South, which is associated with health care services in the southern regions of Sweden (the establishment of quality registers in Swedish health care relies upon a national legislation). Quality registers by themselves do not represent formal research projects. However, future research projects can use quality registers, such as the present one, as a data source for future research projects in case they are approved by an ethics authority. Clinical study variables collected in the register include the following (examples): * gender, age, occupation, living conditions * if applicable, types of gambling associated with the treatment needs * if applicable, type of problematic video gaming * type of referral to the present treatment contact * treatment history in psychiatry, social services, enforcement agency * history of suicidal behavior * alcohol and drugs problems requiring assessment or treatment * violence victimization * type of treatment provided to the patient
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
1,000
Observational health care register - no applicable intervention at present
Malmö Addiction Center
Malmö, Sweden
RECRUITINGTreatment uptake
Number of patients treated (assessed annually)
Time frame: 1 year
Characteristics of treatment-seeking patients
Characteristics of treatment-seeking patients (socio-demographic and mental health co-morbidities), assessed annually
Time frame: 1 year
Distribution of treatment methods provided (assessed annually)
Distribution of treatment methods provided (cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, psycho-dynamic treatment, medication, etc, assessed annually)
Time frame: 1 year
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