The Economics of Eating Disorder Treatment

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Scott Crow
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[1] University of Minnesota Medical School,
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Current Psychiatry Reports | 2014年 / 16卷
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Anorexia nervosa; Bulimia nervosa; Eating disorder NOS; Eating disorders; Cost effectiveness; Cost of illness; Prevention;
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Illness–associated costs are a major concern in eating disorders (ED). Economic aspects of (ED) have been an area receiving research attention. In the last three years a number of studies have been completed, including studies examining national costs of ED; third party payer costs for ED treatment; societal costs of ED; and cost effectiveness analysis of specific treatments. Additionally, some work has been done to model costs associated with ED prevention efforts. A number of further cost effectiveness analyses are planned. This area will be a fertile one for continued study.
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