2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-277x.2010.01140.x
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Nutrition and dietetic practice in eating disorder management

Abstract: Dietetic practice in the treatment of eating disorder patients is not well defined. Most publications are descriptions of practice, with few evaluating the effectiveness of dietetic work. Dietitians need to move from the clinical arena alone and become more involved in research, evaluating practice and defining a gold standard of nutritional treatment strategies that are best delivered by the dietitian. There is also a need for manualised approaches that can be prospectively examined.

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“…However, little emphasis was placed on the resources that impacted perceived self-efficacy and capability, such as college or internship programs, continuing education, or personal experience. A thorough review of the literature by Hart et al 26 identified 61 references that addressed nutrition and dietetic practice in ED; only 3 articles were identified that specifically assessed the professional needs and challenges of RDNs when working with these clients. [27][28][29] The goal of this project was to gather qualitative information on the perceived factors that impact the self-efficacy and capability of RDNs working with clients with ED and finding ways to address their educational and professional needs.…”
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“…However, little emphasis was placed on the resources that impacted perceived self-efficacy and capability, such as college or internship programs, continuing education, or personal experience. A thorough review of the literature by Hart et al 26 identified 61 references that addressed nutrition and dietetic practice in ED; only 3 articles were identified that specifically assessed the professional needs and challenges of RDNs when working with these clients. [27][28][29] The goal of this project was to gather qualitative information on the perceived factors that impact the self-efficacy and capability of RDNs working with clients with ED and finding ways to address their educational and professional needs.…”
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“…Ravitsemusterapeutin to teuttamalla hoidolla on kuitenkin tärkeä merki tys syömis häiriötä sairastavien moniammatillisessa hoidossa (4,5). Potilastyytyväisyys on yksi laa-dun osatekijä, jota arvioidaan tyypillisesti kyselylomakkeen ja haastattelun avulla (6).…”
Section: Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 2017: 54: 30-41unclassified
“…Laillistetut ravitsemusterapeutit ovat perehtyneet syömishäiriöiden hoitoon ravitsemuksen, fysiologian, neurobiologian ja vuorovaikutustaitojen näkökulmasta (5). Siten heidän tiedoistaan ja taidoistaan on hyötyä potilaan fyysisen ja psyykkisen terveyteen sekä ihmissuhteisiin vaikuttavan sairauden hoidossa (4).…”
Section: Syömishäiriöiden Ravitsemushoitounclassified
“…Dietitians have the knowledge, skills and expertise extending beyond nutrition management to support young patients in their physiological and psychological recovery . However, research on dietetic practice in the management of AN in children and adolescents is limited . To the authors’ knowledge there has been only one recent study on the practice of dietitians working with ED in Australia.…”
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confidence: 99%