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Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7

Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7

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Sep 21, 2026

Preston RocheHOST
27:48
So was this an associative study? It was an observational study.
Preston RocheHOST
27:57
So they followed 11 million obese individuals, observed them, and saw, I'm assuming on GAD7 screeners, about 100% increase in their scores.
Margaret DuncanHOST
28:10
I'm just trying to see if that's an observational study.
Preston RocheHOST
28:15
Oh, like if it's a cohort or if it's a transsexual, like cross-sexual analysis?
Joel SalinasGUEST
3:17
They can be qualitative as well.
Joel SalinasGUEST
3:19
We often will collect things like the GAD-7, the PHQ-9.
Joel SalinasGUEST
3:22
There's a UCLA three-item loneliness scale.
Joel SalinasGUEST
3:25
But when I'm in clinic, I'll often just ask, "Have you been feeling lonely? Or how often are you feeling lonely?" And that in and of itself gives you a lot of really valuable information.
Neil ParikhSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:32
PHQ-9 is movement on a depression scale.
Neil ParikhSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:34
GAD-7 is movement on an anxiety scale.
Neil ParikhSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:37
And what we saw is the people that were using Ash saw similar movements on those two scales as, as what you would get in traditional therapy.
Alex OssolaHOST
16:43
Translation, Ash helped people showing signs of depression and anxiety feel better as much as a real therapist would.
Manaan KarrayHOST
49:54
It requires structured, algorithmic case management.
Manaan KarrayHOST
49:57
Primary care physicians routinely screen for GAD using validated self-report tools like the GAD-7.
Manaan KarrayHOST
50:03
If a patient's score is high, you start with low-intensity treatments, perhaps guided self-help or psychoeducation.
Manaan KarrayHOST
50:08
You monitor them.
Danielle TolmanHOST
28:06
And validated, because I mean, your report pops out a DHI score.
Danielle TolmanHOST
28:10
It pops out the PHQ-8, the GAD-7.
Danielle TolmanHOST
28:14
So you've got those validated functional outcome measures already in there.
Danielle TolmanHOST
28:19
And waiting for that clinician to report.
Tammy OluvicGUEST
48:32
You know, they, they work with a case manager.
Tammy OluvicGUEST
48:34
They're taking, um, the GAD-7, you know, the PTSD scoring.
Tammy OluvicGUEST
48:39
They're taking all these different tests and speaking with a case manager.
Tammy OluvicGUEST
48:45
And then for those who don't get accepted into the program, you know, we're offering them resources.
Paula KrentzelGUEST
63:46
When did it begin? Did they have it as a child? Was it subclinical as a child? Or did it appear just in adulthood? You want assessment of the client's coping strategies and affect tolerance, both positive and negative.
Paula KrentzelGUEST
63:59
Then we do psychometric test standards like the YBOX2, the GAD, the GAD7, and possibly the Beck or other depression indexes.
Paula KrentzelGUEST
64:10
So the distancing technique was to develop the adaptive coping statements.
Paula KrentzelGUEST
64:15
There's actually four different components.
Chris BenderHOST
43:12
And third, measure what you're treating.
Chris BenderHOST
43:15
So the GAD-7 is a quick, validated tool for screening and tracking response over time when treating shock.
Adam CampbellHOST
43:29
Well, I want to really thank Dr. X for suggesting this topic.
Adam CampbellHOST
43:33
I found it incredibly fascinating going through each of that.
Thomas W. BishopGUEST
19:55
The combination of those two in that first pillar will give you a pretty good idea where their cognitive functioning is falling from a screening standpoint.
Thomas W. BishopGUEST
20:04
The second pillar, I think, is that you need to really, I would probably never do a MOCA or some cognitive screen without having like an anxiety, you know, a GAD-7 or a PHQ-9 or an SF-36 that looks at health stuff and depression and anxiety.
Thomas W. BishopGUEST
20:24
you really kind of need those.
Thomas W. BishopGUEST
20:26
And all of them should be, these are all fairly brief instruments.
Angela RittenGUEST
19:46
Assessing for social and emotional problems.
Angela RittenGUEST
19:49
I think we have to bring screening tools to the table, you know, like PQH-9 and GAD-7 and BED-7 so that we're looking for eating disorders.
Angela RittenGUEST
20:00
All of these things could really sabotage patients' weight loss.
Donna H. RyanHOST
20:04
Yeah.

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