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The British Journal of Psychiatry 152: 698-700 (1988)
© 1988 The Royal College of Psychiatrists

Patterns of psychiatric morbidity in a genito-urinary clinic. A validation of the Hospital Anxiety Depression scale (HAD)

P Barczak, N Kane, S Andrews, AM Congdon, JC Clay and T Betts
West Midlands Centre for Forensic Psychiatry.

The prevalence of psychiatric disorder (by DSM-III criteria) in a population attending a genito-urinary clinic was found to be 31%. The performance of the Hospital Anxiety Depression (HAD) scale as a screening questionnaire for psychiatric disorder was assessed. Case definition by a score of 8 or more on either of the anxiety or depressive subscales produced optimal results, giving sensitivities of 82% and 70%, and specificities of 94% and 68%, for depressive and anxiety disorders respectively.


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