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August 2021

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August 2021

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August 2021

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The incidence of PTSD refers to how many new cases there are per population in a specified time-period after exposure to a traumatic event. It is different from prevalence, which represents how many overall cases exist. This topic presents the evidence on incidence rates in children and adolescents.

What is the evidence for the incidence of PTSD?

Moderate quality evidence finds the incidence of PTSD in children and adolescents is around 16% at least one month after exposure to trauma. The incidence rate is highest in females, and in children and adolescents exposed to interpersonal rather than non-interpersonal trauma.

August 2021

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August 2021

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The incidence of PTSD refers to how many new cases there are per population in a specified time-period after exposure to a traumatic event. It is different from prevalence, which represents how many overall cases exist. This topic presents the evidence on incidence rates in disaster survivors.

What is the evidence for the incidence of PTSD in disaster survivors?

Moderate quality evidence finds the incidence rate of PTSD after a flood is around 16%. Incidence rates are highest within six months after exposure and in people who experience severe flood intensity.

The incidence rate of PTSD after an earthquake is around 24%. Incidence rates are highest within nine months after exposure, in females, in people with lower educational levels, in people who had damage to their houses, in bereaved people, in people who had injury to their bodies, and in people who witnessed death.

August 2021

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August 2021

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August 2021

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August 2021

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August 2021

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