Measurement of Psychopathology in Populations. William W. Eaton, PhD Johns Hopkins University
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2 Measurement of Psychopathology in Populations William W. Eaton, PhD Johns Hopkins University
3 Introduction Section A
4 Definitions Sign and symptom Behavior and complaint Syndrome Co-occurrence of signs and symptoms Continued 4
5 Definitions Reliability Validity Consistency of measurement Measuring what is supposed to be measured Construct validity Agreement with theoretical predictions across a range of theories and across a range of modalities of measurement 5
6 Measurement Issues for Twelve Psychiatric Disorders Diagnosis Lifetime prevalence percent Problem with Insight Complexity of DSM Criteria Autism Attention Deficit Conduct Disorder Eating Disorders Agoraphobic Disorder Panic Disorder Social Phobic Disorder Alcohol Disorder Major Depression Schizophrenia Bipolar Disorder Dementia Data from Reviews in Eaton, The Sociology of Mental Disorders, 3 rd. Ed. (2001) 6
7 Prevalence Prevalence proportion of the population with the disorder Lifetime proportion who have, or have ever had, the disorder Point proportion who have the disorder now Period proportion who have the disorder during a stated period of time 7
8 Incidence Incidence rate at which new cases form Attack rate rate at which cases form, during a stated period of follow-up, from a population of individuals who do not have the disorder at baseline First lifetime incidence rate at which cases form, during a stated period of follow-up, from a population of individuals who have never had the disorder at baseline 8
9 Rates and Proportions in Epidemiology Survey Method Rate Minimum Design Numerator Denominator Lifetime prevalence Cross section Ever ill Alive at survey Point prevalence Cross section Currently ill Alive at survey Period prevalence (1) Cross section ill during period Alive at survey Period prevalence (2) Two waves ill during period Alive during period First incidence Two waves Newly ill Never been ill-baseline Attack rate Two waves Newly ill Not ill-baseline PCA Birth to present Ever ill Born Lifetime risk Birth to death Ever ill Born Adapted from Eaton
10 Rates and Proportions in Epidemiology Register Method Rate Numerator Denominator Lifetime prevalence Difficult Census count Point prevalence Resident patients Census count Period prevalence (1) Difficult Census count Period prevalence (2) Resident patients plus admissions Census average First incidence Unduplicated first admissions Census average Attack rate Admissions Census average PCA Difficult Vital statistics Lifetime risk Difficult Vital statistics 10
11 Structured Diagnostic Interview Example: DIS Panic Disorder Section B
12 DSM-IV Criteria for Panic Attack A fearful spell in which four or more symptoms developed and peaked within ten minutes Palpitations, pounding heart Sweating Trembling or shaking Shortness of breath or smothering Feeling of choking Chest pain Nausea Feeling dizzy or faint De-realization or depersonalization Numbing or tingling sensation Chills or hot flashes 12
13 DSM-IV Criteria for Panic Disorder Both (1) and (2) (1) Recurrent unexpected panic attacks (2) One month or more of the following: (a) Concern about additional attacks (b) Worry about consequences (c) Change in behavior related to attacks 13
14 Structure of Diagnostic Interview Continued 14
15 DIS Questionnaire Page on Panic Disorder 15
16 Laptop Version of DIS Panic 16
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59 Interviewers Professional interviewers are likely to be... Middle-aged Females Less than college educated Articulate 59
60 Field Work Interviewer attrition during training > 50% Pay by hour is preferable to by piece > 10% validation 7 15 interviewers per interview supervisor 1 2 weeks training 60
61 Structured Survey versus Clinical Examination Section C
62 Baltimore ECA Wave 1 and Follow-Up Survey Interviews and Psychiatrist Examinations; Survey (DIS) Interviews in Survey (DIS) Interviews in (73% of Survivors) (412) 810 Psychiatrist Examinations (SPE) (111) 349 Psychiatrist Examinations (SCAN) 62
63 Baltimore ECA Wave 1 Kappa Estimated Kappa Based upon a Cross-Classification of DIS/DSM-III One-Month Diagnoses and CR/DSM-III One Month Diagnoses DSM-III Category Kappa Alcohol-use disorder 0.35 (0.21, 0.49) Major depressive episode 0.25 (0.19, 0.32) Phobic disorder 0.24 (0.16, 0.31) Schizophrenia 0.19 (-0.005, 0.29) Manic episode 0.09 (-0.004, 0.22) Drug-use disorders 0.08 (0.03, 0.20) Obsessive-compulsive disorder 0.05 (-0.006, 0.14) Panic disorder (..,..) Data from Anthony et al. Arch Gen Psychiatry, (1985) Continued 63
64 Baltimore ECA Wave 1 Validity Estimated Sensitivity and Specificity DIS/DSM-III One-Month Diagnoses and CR/DSM-III One Month Diagnoses DSM-III Category Sensitivity Specificity Alcohol-use disorder 0.29± ±0.008 Major depressive episode 0.40± ±0.004 Phobic disorder 0.27± ±0.016 Schizophrenia 0.24± ±0.002 Manic episode 0.11± ±0.002 Drug-use disorders 0.07± ±0.005 Obsessive-compulsive disorder 0.15± ±0.003 Panic disorder 0.00( ) 0.992±0.002 Sensitivity: proportion of subjects with CR diagnosis given same DIS diagnosis Specificity: proportion of CR noncase also DIS noncase Data from Anthony et al. Arch Gen Psychiatry, (1985) 64
65 Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Validity Agreement between DIS and SCAN for Lifetime Depressive Disorder Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Psychiatrist Using SCAN Interview Using DIS Never a case Positive Diagnosis Total Never a case Positive diagnosis Total Data from Eaton et al. Arch Gen Psychiatry, (2000) 65
66 Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Validity SCAN as Gold Standard Sensitivity: 29% Specificity: 96% Kappa values Agreement between DIS and SCAN for Lifetime Depressive Disorder Two by two table: 0.32 Nine by nine table Unweighted: 0.20 Linear weights: 0.31 Squared weights: 0.43 Pearson correlation:
67 Baltimore ECA Follow-Up 67
68 Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Validity Agreement between DIS and SCAN for Lifetime Panic Disorder: Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Psychiatrist Using SCAN Interview Never a Positive Total Using DIS case Diagnosis Never a case Positive diagnosis Total Continued 68
69 Sensitivity: 0.28 Specificity: 0.99 Kappa: 0.40 Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Validity Agreement between DIS and SCAN for Lifetime Panic Disorder: Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Continued 69
70 Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Validity Agreement between DIS and SCAN for Lifetime Panic Disorder: Baltimore ECA Follow-Up Psychiatrist Using SCAN Interview Never a Positive Total Using DIS case Diagnosis Never a case Positive diagnosis Total
71 Conclusions Structured survey versus clinical examination: Agreement between self report and clinical modalities is only moderate There is no gold standard Thresholds matter Simple statistics sometimes exaggerate disagreement Psychiatrists uncover more psychopathology than lay interviewers using structured interviews Measures of association are probably conservative 71
72 Screening Section D
73 General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12) Have you recently... 1)... been able to concentrate on what you re doing? 2)... lost much sleep over worry? 3)... felt that you are playing a useful part in things? 4)...felt capable of making decisions about things? 5)... felt constantly under strain? 6)... felt you couldn t overcome your difficulties? 7)... been able to enjoy your normal day to day activities? Continued 73
74 General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12) Have you recently... 8)... been able to face up to your problems? 9)... been feeling unhappy or depressed? 10)... been losing confidence in yourself? 11)... been thinking of yourself as a worthless person? 12)... been feeling reasonably happy, all things considered? Scoring Likert scale 0, 1, 2, 3 from left to right (12 items, 0 to 3 each item) 74
75 The K-6: National Health Interview Surveys (NHIS) NHIS data are collected annually from approximately 43,000 households including about 106,000 persons Six items on recent psychological distress are included in the Sample Adult Core module of the survey 75
76 Psychological Distress in the K-6 During the PAST 30 DAYS, how often did you feel so sad that nothing could cheer you up?... nervous?... restless or fidgety?... hopeless?... that everything was an effort?... worthless? Answer choices are: All of the time, Most of the time, Some of the time, A little of the time, or None of the time. 76
77 CAGE Screening for Alcoholism Cut down on drinking have tired repeated without success (Yes/No) Annoyed by criticism about drinking habits (Yes/No) Guilty feelings about drinking (Yes/No) Eye opener drink needed in the morning (Yes/No) 77
78 CAGE Validity Sensitivity and Specificity of CAGE: A Diagnostic Meta-Analysis Pooled value CAGE score Sensitivity Specificity All studies Primary care Ambulatory Medical Patients Inpatients Data from: Aertgeerts, et al., J Clin Epidemiol. (2004) 78
79 CESD Revised for Navigation Continued 79
80 CESD Revised for Navigation Continued 80
81 Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale, Revised 81
82 The Patient Health Questionnaire 9 (PHQ-9) Developed by Spitzer, et al., the same group that developed the PRIME-MD A self-administered version of the depression module of the PRIME-MD Designed to be used in clinical settings so primary care practitioners can efficiently screen for depression Nine symptom items and two questions about functional impairment 82
83 Phrasing of the PHQ-9 For each item, the answer choices are... Not at all 0 points Several days 1 point More than half the days 2 points Nearly every day 3 points Over the past two weeks, how often have you been bothered by any of the following problems? 83
84 Cardinal Symptoms Cardinal Symptoms from the PHQ-9: Dysphoria and Anhedonia 1. Little interest or pleasure in doing things? 2. Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless? 84
85 Other Symptoms from the PHQ-9 3. Trouble falling/staying asleep, sleeping too much? 4. Feeling tired or having little energy? 5. Poor appetite or overeating? 6. Feeling bad about yourself or that you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down? 7. Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading the newspaper or watching television? Continued 85
86 Other Symptoms from the PHQ-9 8. Moving or speaking so slowly that other people might have noticed or the opposite being so fidgety or restless that you have been moving around a lot more than usual? 9. Thoughts that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself in some way? 86
87 Impairment Item from the PHQ-9 Choices are... Not difficult at all Somewhat difficult Very difficult Extremely difficult A. How difficult have these problems made it for you to do your work, take care of things at home, or get along with other people? 87
88 Pros and Cons of the PHQ-9 Pros Cons Quick, easy tool for screening for MDD in primary care settings Derived from DSM diagnostic criteria Includes a measure of symptom severity via symptom frequency Self-administered Expressly designed for and only validated in primary care settings 88
89 PHQ-9: Validity and Reliability 89
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