Relapse due to not taking medication or need for treatment of a physical problem were more likely to be rated as contributing to admission for white other women than for white British women, although these findings were only of marginal significance and it should be noted that adjustment has not been made for multiple testing in these exploratory analyses.
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Ethnic variations in pathways to acute care and compulsory detention for women experiencing a mental health crisis.
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The same pattern was found when hospital admissions were considered alone, and all differences remained highly significant ( Table 3 ).
White British women were more likely than any other group to be admitted to a crisis house, although the difference did not quite reach statistical significance for the white other group.