Consumer checklist (Wade et al.)

Author

Tracey Wade, Belinda Caldwell, Shannon Calvert, Tanya Kretschmann, Elise Thompson, Deborah Mitchison, Phillipa Hay

Journal

International Journal of Eating Disorders

PDF Available ?

Yes

Year

2021

Is Free ?

Yes


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Getting treatment for an eating disorder can be a daunting process given that most people know little about eating disorders and effective treatments. It can also feel uncomfortable to ask too many questions of health professionals. People living with an eating disorder, their carers and supports need to find someone they can work with. Treatment and recovery can be a long process, and it’s important that people make sure they are working effectively with their health professionals over the long term. We encourage people to ask the questions in this checklist before starting their treatment journey.

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© Tracey Wade, Belinda Caldwell, Shannon Calvert, Tanya Kretschmann, Elise Thompson, Deborah Mitchison, Phillipa Hay (2021). The Consumer Checklist is freely available for non-commercial clinical or research use and no permission need be sought. It should not be modified, commercially exploited or translated without permission from the authors.

Wade TD, Calvert S, Thompson E, Wild C-a, Mitchison D, Hay P. (2021). A co-designed Consumer Checklist to support people with eating disorders to locate evidence-based treatment. International Journal of Eating Disorders. Advanced online publication. doi: 10.1002/eat.23529



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