Really helpful paper that should prompt debate exploration of new ways of working. Those who developed SSCM commented on how well dietitians delivered that intervention for example. Trans professional working is nothing new. Thanks for sharing @ChattyDietitian
'I Need Someone to Help Me Build Up My Strength”: A Meta-Synthesis of Lived Experience Perspectives on the Role and Value of a Dietitian in ED Treatment
What a great paper. Adding to the research base showing how valuable enhanced dietetic roles can be.
mdpi.com/2076-328X/13/11/944
Lots of great reasons to stick with recovery @iridescent0star The ED gives so many reasons not to recover so important to create space to shift thinking to the value of recovery. Sending strength as you push forward with all this.
Most recent page in my creative recovery book- reasons to stick with ED recovery. I needed to do this one because I've been really struggling with increased ED thoughts recently :/ not exactly a 'relapse' but... 1/
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It’s a myth that eating disorders only affect teenagers or that ‘treating the problem upstream’ by investing in CEDS-CYP will eradicate adult eating disorders. More investment is needed both in child & adolescent, and adult eating disorders services.
Hey #paediatric teams, we are running a workshop at the RCPCH conference on how to make Paediatric #eatingdisorder admissions successful and avoid NGT feeding.
What do you, or your colleagues, want covered?
@leehudson111 @eatyourpeas@RCPCHtweets@ian_rodd
It was on my to do list to write a similar piece for my blog. You’ve nailed it. We can help people reduce their risk of disease without fat shaming. Thanks as always for your compassionate, honest, humble, scientific writing @GilesYeo
Please see our paper on NGT feeding under restraint, practical guidance for children's nurses. And it's open access so please share!
journals.rcni.com/nursing-ch…
If things feel ‘stuck’ or ‘uncomfortable’ perhaps we as practitioners need to reflect on the narrative we hold. Develop a shared understanding built on relationships not checklists.
Such an important 🧵 @Sharleen_RD Some sessions I might think I’ll be using MI 2 empower change. Then the patient turns up in distress & clearly just needs to be heard. So I listen actively for 25 mins. Then I might end with suggesting possible actions ie giving advice 😱😉
Is it 'complex' because we, as practitioners, are not thinking outside the box to how we normally work? Adjusting our practice to meet the needs of the YP in front of us? Are we really listening & hearing what they are saying & not saying?
I watched the @GMB segment on calories on menus today and I am truly baffled by some of what @DrHilaryJones has said. Firstly, that people with ‘the most severe eating disorder’, anorexia, don’t go to restaurants. This shows a woeful 2D understanding of anorexia.