Hurry Up and “Weight”: Innovative Inter-Professional Outpatient Care for a Service User With Severe Anorexia Nervosa Awaiting Admission to (Specialized Elective) Inpatient Care in Canada
Publication: Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
22 November 2016
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Inpatient care for adults with eating disorders in Canada is limited. An innovative outpatient interdisciplinary approach and a service use example are presented. With no current benchmark, this approach may offer a practical solution for outpatient teams seeking to be helpful when service users are left to wait for inpatient care.
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Soins aux malades hospitalisés pour troubles de l’alimentation adultes au Canada sont limitée. Une approche interdisciplinaire novateur en consultation externe et un exemple de cas sont présentés. Avec aucun point de référence actuel, cette approche peut offrir une solution pratique pour les équipes ambulatoires qui cherchent à être utile lorsque les patients sont laissés à se dépêcher et d’attendre pour le traitement en milieu hospitalier.
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Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health
Volume 35 • Number 3 • December 2016
Pages: 113 - 117
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Brad A. Mac Neil, Pallavi Nadkarni, Sandra Leduc, and Pauline C. Leung. 2016. Hurry Up and “Weight”: Innovative Inter-Professional Outpatient Care for a Service User With Severe Anorexia Nervosa Awaiting Admission to (Specialized Elective) Inpatient Care in Canada. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health.
35(3): 113-117. https://doi.org/10.7870/cjcmh-2016-040
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