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Die Verordnungsstruktur der Psychopharmaka hat sich in den letzten 10 Jahren auffällig verändert. Die Verordnungen der früher führenden Tranquillantien sind 2003 weiter rückläufig. Umgekehrt haben sich die Anti-depressivaverordnungen seit 1994 mehr als verdoppelt. Dieser Trend setzte sich 2003 durch die Anstiege bei den selektiv wirkenden Antidepressiva fort (+22%), Demgegenüber haben sich Neuroleptika auf fast konstantem Niveau gehalten. Allerdings haben sich die Verordnungen atypischer Neuroleptika mit geringerer Störung der Motorik weiter kräftig erhöht (+20%), während klassische hochpotente Neuroleptika weniger eingesetzt wurden (−5%). Pflanzliche Psychopharmaka sind erneut rückläufig (−12%).

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