Participant characteristics (n = 150)a.

a Data presented according to the sixth version of the ASI-6, the Central Archive of The National Board of Forensic Medicine, the PCL-R, the HCR-20, the official registry on health care utilization in Stockholm County Council, social services records, and the registry of the National Council for Crime Prevention.bM (SD) = Mean (Standard Deviation).c Data on prior criminality, substance use, psychiatric symptoms and treatment experiences concern the time period after 18 years of age.d More than three days per week.e Main crime at the index conviction.f Assault, murder/manslaughter, threat and robbery.g The subgroups were defined with reference to the term “triply troubled”, referring to individuals with a combination of mental health problems, substance use problems, and criminal behavior [4,40]. Two of the participants had not been assigned a subgroup membership.h Subgroup with low degrees of various problems.i Subgroup with severe legal-, psychiatric-, alcohol-, drug- and family/social problems.j Subgroup with elevated legal-, medical-, psychiatric and drug problems.k Subgroup with low levels of employment problems and medium levels of alcohol-, psychiatric-, and legal problems.l Among participants with at least one planned visit to an outpatient clinic.m Among participants with at least three planned visits to an outpatient clinic.Participant characteristics (n = 150)a.