Mental Health
ICD-10: F41.1
Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Track It in Your Records
Persistent, excessive worry about everyday matters that is difficult to control and interferes with daily functioning. Physical symptoms include muscle tension, restlessness, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and sleep disturbance.
Prevalence: 40 million Americans (19.1%)
Key Metrics to Track
These are the numbers that matter most for managing Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Tabula Medica pulls these from all your connected providers and shows trends over time.
| Metric | Target | How Often |
|---|---|---|
| GAD-7 Score | Below 5 (minimal) | Every visit during treatment |
| PHQ-9 (if comorbid depression) | Below 5 | Every visit |
| Thyroid Panel (TSH) | 0.4–4.0 mIU/L | At diagnosis |
| CBC | Normal ranges | At diagnosis |
Record Types You'll Need
ConditionsMedicationsEncountersClinical Notes
Management Tips from Your Records
- Track GAD-7 scores over time to measure treatment effectiveness
- Document both therapy and medication in your records for a complete view
- Caffeine and stimulant medications can worsen anxiety — review full medication list
- Monitor for comorbid depression (PHQ-9) as they frequently co-occur
Warning Signs to Watch For
Tabula Medica's AI can flag these patterns across your unified records:
⚠ GAD-7 score above 15 without treatment escalation
⚠ Benzodiazepine prescriptions lasting more than 4 weeks (dependency risk)
⚠ No CBT/therapy referral alongside medication
⚠ Multiple ER visits for panic attacks without follow-up care plan
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