Journal article
The panic disorder screener (PADIS): Development of an accurate and brief population screening tool
PJ Batterham, AJ Mackinnon, H Christensen
Psychiatry Research | Published : 2015
Abstract
The Panic Disorder Screener (PADIS) was developed as a new screener to identify panic disorder in the community and to assess severity of symptoms. The PADIS was developed to fill a gap in existing screening measures, as there are no brief panic screeners available that assess severity. The current study aimed to test the performance of the screener relative to the Patient Health Questionnaire-panic scale (PHQ-panic). The 4-item PADIS was administered to 12,336 young Australian adults, together with the PHQ-panic. A subsample of 1674 participants also completed a phone-based clinical interview to determine whether they met DSM-IV criteria for panic disorder. The PADIS (77% sensitivity, 84% s..
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Awarded by National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Acknowledgements
This study was funded by National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), Australia Project Grant 525419. PB is supported NHMRC Early Career Fellowship 1035262. HC is supported by NHMRC John Cade Fellowship 1056964. The authors declare no conflict of interest.