NEDC
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2011
Australia
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Campaigns and resources that provide weight-related messages may lead to unintended consequences. This resource considers obesity, overweight, and weight gain prevention public health messages in relation to eating disorders and disordered eating.
NEDC e-Bulletin Issue 49 Editor’s Note: Qualitative research on eating disorders is a growing field, with researchers particularly interested in how qualitative research methods can help us understand barriers to care, social relationships, treatment needs and recovery experiences.
Read moreThe aim of this guideline is to assist staff within Queensland Health Child and Youth Mental Health Services (CYMHS), Departments of Emergency Medicine, inpatient mental health units and paediatric medical wards when assessing a child or adolescent with a possible eating disorder, and deciding the most appropriate placement, treatment and care for the child or adolescent where admission to hospital is required.
Read moreSchools and school staff are in an ideal position to support the prevention of eating disorders in the school community, to identify and respond when a student might be experiencing an eating disorder, and to provide ongoing support throughout the recovery process.
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