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There were 213 Referrals received during the study period comprising 0.58 % of the admissions. 59% were females. Highest number was received from the general medical wards (47%) followed by cardiology (18%) and surgery (12%). 30% did not have any diagnosable psychiatric illness. Commonest psychiatric diagnosis was depressive disorder (19%). 24% of the referrals were for patients who have attempted self harm (DSH). Oleander seed ingestion was the commonest method (44%) followed by medication overdose (22%) with only 18% seen with ingestion of agrochemicals. 11% patients who have attempted self harm had depressive illness. The rate was 06 % for oleander seed ingestion.

An analysis of psychiatric referrals In a multidisciplinary General hospital in Sri Lanka