Caring for People Affected by an Eating Disorder in the Inpatient Environment

Caring for People Affected by an Eating Disorder in the Inpatient Environment

About this event

This training day, presented by experienced eating disorder clinicians & recovered speakers, will provide an update on eating disorders, key medical and psychological treatment concepts, and evidence-based strategies including:

  • Overview of common eating disorders as per DSM-5
  • ED within different groups (eg. LGBTQIA+)
  • Risk factors
  • Utilising guidelines for inpatient management
  • Engaging the consumer & enhancing motivation for change
  • Accessing QuEDS & other resources

Open to nurses, allied health staff and medical officers who care for people affected by eating disorders & would like more information regardless of where they work. This training is suitable for a range of professionals with varying degrees of experience.

Cost: FREE

Participation in this professional development activity may contribute to CPD requirements for the purposes of registration and/or professional association membership. Please refer to the specific CPD requirements of your registration board and/or professional association to confirm.

A Statement of Attendance will be issued to you after the training.

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