Screening Tools for Anxiety Disorders with CHADIS
Anxiety Disorders are the Most Common Mental Illness in the U.S.
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18% of adults and 25% of teens suffer from anxiety
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That's 40 million people – approximately the population of California
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Occasional anxiety happens to everyone, but anxiety disorders involve more than a temporary worry or fear and they can get worse over time.
CHADIS has several questionnaires to screen and diagnose anxiety disorder.
GAD-7 (General Anxiety Disorder-7)
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Self-reported questionnaire
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7 items which measure the severity of various signs of GAD
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Although designed as a screening tool for generalized anxiety, it also performs reasonably well as a screening tool for
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Panic Disorder
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Social Anxiety Disorder
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Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
Screen for Adult Anxiety Related Disorders (SCAARED)
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Self-report questionnaire
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44-items
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Designed to access for four factors of anxiety
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Somatic/panic/agoraphobia
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Generalized anxiety
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Separation anxiety
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Social anxiety
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Each question measures the frequency or intensity
Patient Health Questionnaire 4 (PHQ-4)
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4-item inventory
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Rated on a 4-point Likert-type scale
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Drawn from the first two items of the 'Generalized Anxiety Disorder–7 scale' (GAD–7) and the 'Patient Health Questionnaire-8' (PHQ-8)
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Very brief and accurate measurement of depression and anxiety
GAD-2 (General Anxiety Disorder-2)
The first two questionnaires in the GAD-7
Like GAD-7 it is scored:
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Not at all (0 points)
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Several days (1 point)
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More than half the days (2 points)
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Nearly every day (3 points)
Screen for Child Anxiety Related Disorders (SCARED: Parent Report)
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Parent reports on child
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41-items
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3-point Likert-type scale
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Measures anxiety using four domains:
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Panic/somatic
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Separation anxiety
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Generalized anxiety
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School phobia
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For ages 8-17 years
DSM-PC 5: Anxiety
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Assesses DSM-5 criteria for anxiety disorders
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Provides disorder, problem, and variation diagnosis
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For ages 4-21 years.
For a full list of questionnaires CHADIS offers, click here.