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Organisation	Role	Department	Start date	End date
Anxiety UK	Director of Communications and external affairs	Not specified	2013

Title	DOI	Published date
Implementation of Anxiety UK’s Ask Anxia Chatbot Service: Lessons Learned	10.2196/53897	2024-06-17
Implementation of Anxiety UK’s Ask Anxia Chatbot Service: Lessons Learned (Preprint)	10.2196/preprints.53897	2023-10-23

Interpretation: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

This study quantifies the widespread presence of medical gaslighting and diagnostic overshadowing in people with GAD in the UK.

Published 3 months ago, by C. Lawer, N. Lidbetter, D. Smithson

Analysis

Analysis: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

Our headline finding is that people with GAD are 2 to 3 times more likely to experience either medical gaslighting or diagnostic overshadowing when reporting their physical health problems to HCPs, when compared to people who do not have GAD. Aware of this, we also found widespread HCP desire to better understand and address this difference and its inequitable outc...

Published 5 months ago, by C. Lawer, N. Lidbetter, D. Smithson

Results

Results: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

SURVEY FINDINGSWe present the survey results in two parts, first for people with GAD (“GAD respondents”) and for comparative purposes, people without GAD (“non-GAD respondents”), and second, for GPs in primary care.GAD / non-GAD surveyAll GAD/non-GAD patient respondents were asked if they had ever experienced problems getting professional medical help for a physica...

Published 5 months ago, by C. Lawer, N. Lidbetter, D. Smithson

Method

Method: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

This paper presents primary research into the medical gaslighting (MG) and diagnostic overshadowing (DO) of people who have generalized anxiety disorder in UK.

Published 5 months ago, by C. Lawer, N. Lidbetter, D. Smithson

Rationale / Hypothesis

Why Study? Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing in People with Generalised Anxiety Disorder

Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

Published 5 months ago, by C. Lawer, N. Lidbetter, D. Smithson

Research Problem

Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing in People with Generalised Anxiety Disorder

Problems of medical gaslighting and diagnostic overshadowing of people who have generalised anxiety disorder.

Published 6 months ago, by C. Lawer, N. Lidbetter, D. Smithson

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Interpretation: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

Analysis: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

Results: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

Method: Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing of Patients with Generalised Anxiety Disorder in the UK: Evidencing and Addressing the Problem.

Why Study? Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing in People with Generalised Anxiety Disorder

Medical Gaslighting and Diagnostic Overshadowing in People with Generalised Anxiety Disorder