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HAD Scale: Anxiety & Depression Assessment

This document presents the HAD Scale to assess anxiety and depression in patients. The scale contains 14 questions to evaluate each domain on a scale from 0 to 3. A score of 0-7 indicates unlikely anxiety/depression, 8-11 possible, and 12-21 likely. The document provides instructions for application and references.

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HAD Scale: Anxiety & Depression Assessment

This document presents the HAD Scale to assess anxiety and depression in patients. The scale contains 14 questions to evaluate each domain on a scale from 0 to 3. A score of 0-7 indicates unlikely anxiety/depression, 8-11 possible, and 12-21 likely. The document provides instructions for application and references.

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SCALE HAD - ASSESSMENT OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION LEVEL

PERSONAL DATA
NAME
GUIDELINES FOR TAKING THE TEST

Mark with an 'X' the option that best describes your answer to each question.
I feel tense or strained:
( the majority of the ( a good part of the
( now and then ( never
Time [3] Time [2]
I still feel like I like the same things as before:
( not as much as
( Yes, in the same way ( I can no longer have
Before [1] ( just a little Pleasure in nothing [3]
That before [0]
I feel a kind of fear, as if something bad is going to happen.
( yes, in a very way ( yes, but not so much I don't feel anything
( a little, but this (
Strong [3] Strong [2] It doesn't worry me [1] Dissolve [1]

I laugh and have fun when I see funny things


( in the same way as ( currently a little ( currently well
( I can't do it anymore
Before [0] Less [1] Less [2]
5. I have a head full of worries
( the majority of the ( most of the time
( once in a while ( rarely
Time [3]
I feel happy
( the majority of the
( never ( few times ( many times
Time [0]
I can sit comfortably and feel relaxed.
( yes, almost always [0] many times ( ( few times ( never
I am slow to think and do things:
( almost always [3] many times ( ( few times ( never
I have a bad feeling of fear, like a cold in my belly or a knot in my stomach:
( never once in a while many
( times ( ( almost always
10.I lost interest in taking care of my appearance:
( I am no longer getting ( maybe not so much as ( I take care of myself the same
( ) completely [3]
Caring as I should [2] Before [1] Way that before [0]
11.I feel restless, as if I can't stay still in any place:
( ) yes, too much [3] quite a little ( ( ( I don't feel that way
I'm excited waiting for the good things that are to come.
( the same way as ( a little less than ( much less than
( almost never [3]
Before [0] Before [1] Before [2]
Suddenly, I have the feeling of panicking:
( to almost everyone
( several times ( once in a while ( I didn't feel that
Moment [3]
I can feel pleasure when I watch a good television show, listen to the radio, or read something.

( almost always several times [1] almost


( never (
TEST RESULT
NOTES:
Anxiety: [ issues(1,3,5,7,9,11,13) Score: 0–7 points: unlikely
Depression: [ ] questões(2,4,6,8,10,12e14) 8–11 points: possible – (questionable or doubtful)
12–21 points: probable

NAME OF THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TEST APPLICATION

DATA
References:
Zigmond, A.S. & Snaith, R.P. The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale. Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica 1983; 67, 361-370
BotegaNJ,BioMR,ZomignaniMA,GarciaJRC,[Link] disorders in medical clinic patients and validation of
measured scale (HAD) of anxiety and depression. Public Health Journal, 29(5): 355-63, 1995.

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