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期刊名:Eating disorders

缩写:EAT DISORD

ISSN:1064-0266

e-ISSN:1532-530X

IF/分区:3.5/Q1

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Elizabeth V Franklin,Daniel D Flint,Duc T Nguyen et al. Elizabeth V Franklin et al.
Early identification of factors that predict readmission could enhance treatment planning and reduce re-hospitalization. This study evaluated the predictive value of the Eating Disorder Examination-Questionnaire (EDE-Q) for inpatient readmi...
Isobella Bloxham,Mele Taumoepeau,Gareth J Treharne Isobella Bloxham
Research into the factors that drive the development, maintenance, and recovery from eating disorders (EDs) has established that social processes play an integral part in helping or hindering one's recovery from an ED. In a world where soci...
Amaani H Hatoum,Deborah Mitchison,Maree J Abbott et al. Amaani H Hatoum et al.
The present study aimed to comprehensively evaluate the psychometric properties and clinical utility of the revised Eating Disorder Core Beliefs Questionnaire (ED-CBQ-R) in a clinical sample of individuals seeking treatment for an eating di...
Sam Leder,James D Lock,Brittany E Matheson Sam Leder
This acceptability and feasibility study utilized a mixed methods approach to examine patient and clinician perspectives on telehealth across multiple eating disorder presentations and evidence-based treatment modalities. Youth ages 6-19 re...
Jennifer S Coelho,Nicole Obeid,Andrea Wallace et al. Jennifer S Coelho et al.
Early intervention is key to improving prognosis for youth with eating disorders (EDs). Caregiver groups may be an effective way to intervene early in the treatment of youth with EDs, in conjunction with speciality medical care. A 12-sessio...
Amy Egbert,Samantha Schram Amy Egbert
Eating disorders (EDs) are prevalent mental health conditions that occur globally and affect all population subgroups. Despite their severity and widespread impact, EDs are frequently underdiagnosed and undertreated, particularly among indi...
Mariana Valdez Aguilar,Isabel Rodriguez,Gabriela K Giulumian et al. Mariana Valdez Aguilar et al.
We examined associations between potentially traumatic events (PTEs) and lifetime eating disorders (EDs) in the Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative-Mexico [EDGI-MX; N = 298; 174 cases, 124 controls, ages 13-78 years (M = 28.9 SD = 11.3), 8...
Liesje Donkin,Carrie McColl,Shelly Hindle Liesje Donkin
Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) has a developing evidence base for treating complex multi-diagnostic eating disorder presentations, including for individuals with long-standing eating disorders. A retrospective analysis of pre- and post...
Meital Gil,Noam Weinbach,Christopher David Desjardins et al. Meital Gil et al.
Recent prospective studies identified risk factors that predict future onset of anorexia nervosa (AN), but none have differentiated between those predicting restrictive (AN-R) versus binge-eating/purging (AN-BP) AN subtypes. Identifying sha...
Margot Eibl,Maria Nicoleta Turliuc Margot Eibl
People who have experienced trauma are at higher risk of developing an eating disorder than those who have not suffered a traumatic event. While the association between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms and anorexia nervosa (AN)...