From efficacy to effectiveness: child and adolescent eating disorder treatments in the real world (Part 2): 7-year follow-up
Plain English summary The aim of this study was to evaluate the long term outcome of children and adolescents who had received evidence-based treatments for an eating disorder in a specialist eating disorders service. The study was designed in collaboration with former service users, to ensure that...
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Catherine S. Stewart [verfasserIn] Julian Baudinet [verfasserIn] Alfonce Munuve [verfasserIn] Antonia Bell [verfasserIn] Anna Konstantellou [verfasserIn] Ivan Eisler [verfasserIn] Mima Simic [verfasserIn] |
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