Generalized anxiety disorder incidence in a sample of health staff evaluated with digital instrument.

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Adriana Martínez-Cuazitl
Damián Pantoja-Villagómez
Janeth Ramírez-Beltrán
Yolanda Guadalupe Damián-del Ángel
Marbella del Socorro Butrón-Candila
Guadalupe Flores-Oviedo
Juan Carlos Vega-Vargas
Oscar Eduardo Castro-Flores
Frida Paulina Partida-Zaragoza
Abiel Adolfo Segura-Olivares
Daniel Gallegos-Díaz
Angélica Nava-Pedraza
Daniel Emanuel González-Meléndez
Iván Noé Martínez-Salazar

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This research was carried out in order to determine the incidence of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) in a health staff sample of the Mexican Army and Air Force, by means of a digital instrument presenting the GADI scale. Data obtained were analyzed in the SPSS v27, obtaining an incidence of 27.51%, this being higher than the prevalence reported in the general world population (3 to 8%) and Mexican (3%); as well as similar to the prevalence of anxiety in military populations of Latin American countries: Ecuador (28.2%), Colombia (more than a third of military personnel under 55 years of age) and Mexico (45.77% in a previous study).

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Generalized anxiety disorder incidence in a sample of health staff evaluated with digital instrument. RSM [Internet]. 2020 Sep. 15 [cited 2024 Mar. 29];74(5). Available from: https://revistasanidadmilitar.org/index.php/rsm/article/view/66
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Generalized anxiety disorder incidence in a sample of health staff evaluated with digital instrument. RSM [Internet]. 2020 Sep. 15 [cited 2024 Mar. 29];74(5). Available from: https://revistasanidadmilitar.org/index.php/rsm/article/view/66

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