… health care professionals may only detect an eating disorder once … the main eating disorders
seen in primary care, including … -eating disorder (BED), night-eating syndrome (NES), and …

… the chief complaint of an eating disorder, a physician must be … for eating disorders should
be considered in the routine care of … Most patients with eating disorders do not have signs on …

… primary care physician to suspect an eating disorder? Are there high risk groups at particular
risk for eating disorders? … of a patient with a suspected eating disorder? What are common …

… of screening for eating disorders and the performance of primary care–relevant screening
… Persons with restrictive eating disorders may perceive benefits from the disorder, minimize …

… who have eating disorders. Because family physicians serve as primary care providers for
… large percentage of adolescents, they have an important role in diagnosing these disorders. …

Eating disorders (ED), a complex set of illnesses, most commonly affect adolescent girls
and young women. 1, 2 Because primary care providers (PCPs) are likely to be the first, and …

… improved access, better continuity of care, and possibly less financial … the primary care
provider in treating pediatric eating disorders in order to identify an optimal model of shared care. …

… This study was a follow-up of a group of patients with an eating disorder identified in a
nationwide primary care-based study on the incidence of eating disorders in the Netherlands. …

… While medical training about eating disorders has been lacking in primary care, there are …
Adult patients with eating disorders may be reluctant to seek care or accept help. PCPs often …

… This study considered whether primary care physicians’ knowledge of the eating disorders
and their attitudes to such patients (ie, their mental health literacy) was related to their clinical …