The 686 Program has covered mainland China but lacks empirical research. We aimed to examine potential influencing factors associated with the registration and management of the Program. 3993 patients with schizophrenia discharged in 2019 were included. We found that approximately two-thirds of patients were registered. 88.9 % registered patients accepted the follow-up management. Males, unemployment, lower education, longer duration of illness, more hospitalization positively affected the registration and management. Individuals with violent behavior and local Hukou were more likely to be registered. Future evaluation of the Program should take these factors into account.
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