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Minimizing and treating chronicity in the eating disorders: A clinical overview
Objective: The purpose of this article is to review the available literature regarding treatment and management of eating disorder patients who fail to change over protracted periods of time. Method: Literature was reviewed pertaining to approaches to promoting change in treatment‐resistant cases an...
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| creator | Wonderlich, Stephen Mitchell, James E. Crosby, Ross D. Myers, Tricia Cook Kadlec, Kelly LaHaise, Kim Swan-Kremeier, Lorraine Dokken, Julie Lange, Marnie Dinkel, Janna Jorgensen, Michelle Schander, Linda |
| description | Objective:
The purpose of this article is to review the available literature regarding treatment and management of eating disorder patients who fail to change over protracted periods of time.
Method:
Literature was reviewed pertaining to approaches to promoting change in treatment‐resistant cases and the treatment of chronic eating disordered individuals.
Results:
Although there are a number of clinical perspectives on the treatment of chronic eating disorder patients, fundamental studies defining the concept of “chronicity” and standardized treatment approaches do not exist. Empirical studies of chronic cases are needed, given the absence of investigation of maintenance factors in chronic eating disorders and evidence‐based approaches for treatment. An integrative and practical clinical protocol is provided.
Discussion:
The results of this review suggest that a significant number of eating disorder patients display a chronic course, which is poorly understood. Treatments for these individuals are not based on evidence‐based findings. © 2012 by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. (Int J Eat Disord 2012) |
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Results:
Although there are a number of clinical perspectives on the treatment of chronic eating disorder patients, fundamental studies defining the concept of “chronicity” and standardized treatment approaches do not exist. Empirical studies of chronic cases are needed, given the absence of investigation of maintenance factors in chronic eating disorders and evidence‐based approaches for treatment. An integrative and practical clinical protocol is provided.
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Although there are a number of clinical perspectives on the treatment of chronic eating disorder patients, fundamental studies defining the concept of “chronicity” and standardized treatment approaches do not exist. Empirical studies of chronic cases are needed, given the absence of investigation of maintenance factors in chronic eating disorders and evidence‐based approaches for treatment. An integrative and practical clinical protocol is provided.
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