Table 1 Distribution of studies on bipolar disorder among homeless people based on study year name, year of publication, sample size, instrument, country, and prevalence
From: A systematic review and meta-analysis of the prevalence of bipolar disorder among homeless people
| Author (year) (reference number) | Sample size | Tool | Country | Type of homelessness | Prevalence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Koegel et.al. 1988 [29] | 328 | DSM | USA | 10.6% (n = 35) | |
| Fichter et.al. 2001 [20] | 265 | DSM | Germany | Shelter users, service users and street dwellers | 8.3% (n = 22) |
| Connolly et.al. 2008 [30] | 60 | DSM | USA | 5% (n = 3) | |
| Noel et.al. 2016 [31] | 497 | DSM | Canada | N = 19% (N = 97) | |
| Topolovec-Vranic et al. 2017 [32] | 2088 | MINI) | Canada | 12.6%(N = 263) | |
| Prinsloo et.al. 2012 [33] | 38 | DSM | Ireland | 5.3%(n = 2) | |
| Kovess et.al. 1999 [22] | 715 | CIDI | France | 3.6%(n = 26) | |
| Greifenhagen et.al. 1997 [21] | 32 | DSM | Germen | 44% (n = 14) | |
| Strehlua et.al. 2012 [34] | 193 | MINI | Canada | 28% (n = 53) | |
| Heckert et.al. 1999 [35] | 83 | SCAN | Brazil | 2.41% (n = 2) |