Functioning and well-being of patients with panic disorder
American Journal of PsychiatryPublished 1 February 1996
C D Sherbourne, Kenneth B. Wells, Lewis L. Judd
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Patients with panic disorder had levels of mental health and role functioning that were substantially lower than those of patients with other major chronic medical illnesses but were higher than or comparable to those of Patients with depression.
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Panic disorder is a serious societal health problem with large consequences, and it affects primarily psychological and role domains.
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