Considering a risk profile based on emergency department utilization in young people with eating disorders: Implications for early detection

Carlie Redekopp; Gina Dimitropoulos; Scott Burton Patten; Aliya Kassam

doi:10.1002/eat.23588

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Considering a risk profile based on emergency department utilization in young people with eating disorders: Implications for early detection

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As eating disorders are often undetected, more comprehensive training and access to screening tools may help improve detection, mitigate symptom progression, and enhance patient safety.

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