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Figure 1. Distribution of daily costs of psychotropic drugs. The X axis shows the daily costs of psychotropic drugs, ranked by every JPY100 (USD1 in 2016). The Y axis shows the number of patients. The total number of patients was 3130; 800 patients were 25.6% of total, 600 patients were 19.2%, 400 patients were 12.8%, and 200 patients were 6.4%. The daily costs of psychotropic drugs ranged JPY0-JPY3245 (mean, 349, median 201–300, mode 1–100). The distribution was exponential. Seventy-four percent of the patients were treated with five drugs or less.
![Figure 1. Distribution of daily costs of psychotropic drugs. The X axis shows the daily costs of psychotropic drugs, ranked by every JPY100 (USD1 in 2016). The Y axis shows the number of patients. The total number of patients was 3130; 800 patients were 25.6% of total, 600 patients were 19.2%, 400 patients were 12.8%, and 200 patients were 6.4%. The daily costs of psychotropic drugs ranged JPY0-JPY3245 (mean, 349, median 201–300, mode 1–100). The distribution was exponential. Seventy-four percent of the patients were treated with five drugs or less.](/cms/asset/76f8083f-da69-4a7b-b27e-9df80dc73aba/iann_a_2224047_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 1. Relationship between clinical features and daily cost of psychotropic drugs.
Table 2. Variables associated with costs of psychotropics in the outpatients clinics.
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