This entire CME-module includes the most recent knowledge and treatment approaches for eating disorders in children and teenagers and brings together leading experts. The book explains how several disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and others, can significantly affect a person's psychological, physical, and neurological development. It provides recommendations for developmental evaluation and diagnosis, with an emphasis on evaluation problems unique to this population. Detailed explanations of evidence-based therapy are demonstrated with real-world case studies. Also covered are promising preventative recommendations. Target audience: -Health-system/ Health-Care Providers and Nutrition specialists and Dieticians Type of activity: Application Faculty: Release date: Expiration date: Time to complete activity: Self-pace Fee: Learning Outcomes: While caring for an individual with binge eating, the physician can learn how to proceed with treatment. Finally, patient care is dependent on the skilled clinician who will integrate information to inform practise and personalise treatment to each individual. This CME may be beneficial as a reference for both new and experienced clinicians. The topics in this program may be helpful to clinicians from a range of disciplines that treat persons with eating disorders in treatment institutions, the community, or private practise. The modular content discusses practises for obesity, binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa, and anorexia nervosa that are evidence-based or evidence-informed. The chapters also include a unique section of case-studies on men and examine the health of various people throughout their lives, from childhood through adolescence to adulthood.

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