Physical Health Shock and Mental Health
Wei Song
Supervisors: Panos
Kasteridis,
Rowena Jacobs
Thesis Advisory Panel: Rita
Santos,
Nigel Rice
[1.0] Overview
- Chapter 1, survey data that links experience of PHS to increased risk for depression
- Chapter 2, admin data that links experience of PHS to altered utilisation in community and inpatient mental health care
- The experience of PHS does not cause secondary mental health care utilisation from otherwise naive population
- Overall effect of PHS seems to reduce care in secondary setting
- Why is PHS protective for mental health? Could displacement be present?
- Hospital Episode Statistics (HES): Admitted Patient Care (APC)
- Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS)
- Treatment: first experience of heart attack, shock, or first diagnosis of cancer
- Outcome: days spent in mental health care
- Covariates: age group, sex, ethnicity group, IMD, Elixhauser, mental health cluster
\( y_{it} = \alpha_0 + \alpha X_i + \beta d_i + \gamma \lambda + \color{orange}{\delta d_i \lambda} \) + \( u_{it} \)
Each \( \lambda \) represents a three-month period
\( y_{it} = \alpha_0 + \alpha X_i + \beta d_i + \sum_{t=2}^{T} \gamma_t \lambda_t + \sum_{t=T_s}^{T} \delta_t(d_i \lambda_t) + u_{it} \)
- Total number of inpatient bed-days: 7.4m for 2016/17, 7.5m for 2019/20
- Average number of inpatient bed-days: 7 to 8 days per quarter
- Higher utilisation in July to December time
Men
Women
- Total number of days spent in community care: 151m 2016/17, 135m 2019/20
- Average number of days range from 20 to 25 days per quarter
Men
Women
Men
Women
Concerns from before:
Displacement
Overall reduction
Window of catchment
Endogeneity
Underestimation of TE: cancer
Staggered design
Heterogeneity of TE
Interaction terms
Sub-group analysis
- Estimating the Incremental Cost in Primary and Secondary Mental Health Care in NHS England Following the Primary Event of an Acute Physical Health Shock