National Eating Disorders Collaboration Consultation Papers: Evidence in Practice Implementing the National Framework
About this resource
The National Eating Disorders Framework standards schema includes seven core principles and four
implementation principles which, if implemented together, provide the foundation for an effective
and consistent system to address eating disorders.
The principles of prevention and treatment focus on access to comprehensive, coordinated
approaches that provide individually tailored pathways that can be consistently implemented.
The principles are predicated on the need to be informed by evidence from research and the lived
experience.
See also
Outpatient CBT for Underweight Patients with Eating Disorders: Effectiveness Within a National Health Service (NHS) Eating Disorders Service.
BACKGROUND: Underweight eating disorders (EDs) are notoriously difficult to treat, although a growing evidence base suggests that outpatient cognitive behaviour therapy for EDs (CBT-ED) can be effective for a large proportion of individuals.
Read moreSudden gains in the outpatient treatment of anorexia nervosa: A process-outcome study
Objective Sudden gains (SGs), broadly defined as sudden symptom reductions occurring between two consecutive treatment sessions, have been associated with improved treatment outcomes in anxiety and depression.
Read moreAn investigation of Goodman's addictive disorder criteria in eating disorders
The aim of this study was to examine how far Goodman's addictive disorder criteria were met by individuals with eating disorders according to subtypes.
Read moreAssociation between maternal body mass index in early pregnancy and anorexia nervosa in daughters.
BACKGROUND: The etiology of anorexia nervosa is poorly understood.
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