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Objective
Survivorship guidelines recommend screening for depression and anxiety in young adult cancer survivors (YACS), but research validating measures in this population is limited. The current study aimed to examine use of the Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Disorders (PRIME‐MD) to screen for depression and anxiety in YACS.
Methods
249 YACS (aged 18–40, 50% male) completed PRIME‐MD via Telephone...
Background
The objective of this study was to validate the Patient‐Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System Short Form v1.0–Anxiety 8a (PROMIS‐A‐SF) against a structured diagnostic interview in order to determine its accuracy and the most appropriate cutoff score for identifying anxiety disorders in young adult cancer survivors (YACSs).
Methods
Two hundred forty‐nine YACSs aged 18 to 40...
Objective
Parental accommodation contributes to the maintenance of child anxiety and related symptoms. The current study examines the contributions of parent and child factors to parental accommodation in a sample of anxious youth.
Methods
Sixty‐four treatment‐seeking youth (6–16 years) and their mothers, as well as a subset of fathers (N = 41) reported on parental accommodation, parental distress...
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