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The Quick PsychoDiagnostics Panel was accurate for identifying psychiatric disorders in primary care

Patients Study 1: 203 HMO patients (mean age 41 y, > 66% women) who were referred by their physicians or self referred for a first time mental health consultation and were not receiving mental health treatment at study entry. Study 2: 159 patients (mean age 42 y, 71% women) enrolled in an HMO health plan. 46 (29%) of these patients had been diagnosed by their physicians as having alcohol or substance abuse and were referred to a chemical dependency clinic for treatment.