Figure legends
Fig 1.
These broken lines show the trend of the prescription rate of
antipsychotics over time. Blue indicates monotherapy prescription rates
for antipsychotics, orange indicates monotherapy prescription rates for
second-generation antipsychotics (SGAs), gray indicates complete
monotherapy use of psychotropic drugs, and yellow indicates complete
monotherapy use of SGAs.
Fig 2.
The figure on the left shows the trend of chlorpromazine equivalent
doses over time. Gray indicates doses of all antipsychotics, blue
indicates doses of first-generation antipsychotics (FGA), and orange
indicates doses of second-generation antipsychotics (SGA). The figure on
the right shows the trend of equivalent doses of psychotropic drugs
other than antipsychotics over time. Green indicates diazepam-equivalent
doses of benzodiazepines, blue indicates imipramine-equivalent doses of
antidepressants, and yellow indicates biperiden-equivalent doses of
anticholinergics.
Fig 3.
This figure shows the trend over time of the percentage of
first-generation antipsychotics (blue) and second-generation
antipsychotics (orange) to chlorpromazine equivalent doses for all
antipsychotics.