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Description of Hospital and Anxiety Depression Scale forHD Common Data ElementsInstrument Name:Classification:Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS)SupplementalShort Description ofInstrument:Summary/ Overview of Instrument: The scale was designed to screen formood disorders in general (non-psychiatric) medical outpatients. It focuses onsubjective disturbances of mood rather than physical signs, and aims atdistinguishing depression from anxiety. Compared to other instruments scales, itfocuses on emotional aspects of anxiety disturbances, as opposed to somatic andcognitive symptoms.Construct measured: Anxiety and depressionGeneric vs. disease specific: GenericIntended use of instrument/ purpose of tool: Clinical Trials, ObservationalStudiesMeans of administration: Self- administeredLocation of administration: Clinic, home, telephoneIntended respondent: Patient# of items: 14 – Anxiety (7 items), Depression (7 items)# of subscales and names of sub-scales: 2 – Anxiety, DepressionScoring Scoring: Items are rated on a 4 -point Likert-type scale ranging from 0 t o 3,generating a scale range of 0 to 42 points, with higher scores representing greatersymptom severity. The anxiety subscale has 3 items that refer to panic and 4 togeneralized anxiety.MeasurementsPsychometricPropertiesAdd the A questions to get a score for anxiety and the D questions for depression.Scores of 0-7 indicate normal levels of anxiety and depression; 8-10 indicateborderline abnormal anxiety and depression levels and 11-21 suggest abnormallevels of anxiety and depression.Standardization of scores to a reference population (z scores, T scores, etc):Not available.If scores have been standardized to a reference population, indicate frameof reference for scoring (general population, HD subjects, other disease groups,etc). N/AType of scale used to describe individual items and total/subscale scores:OrdinalReliability:Internal consistency described for patients with cancer (Moorey et al 1991):Anxiety subscale Cronbach’s alpha = 0.93; Depression subscale alpha= 0.9. Inhealthy UK sample, internal consistency for Anxiety, Depression and Total scoresHD Version 1.0 Page 1 of 2

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