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    Results and Learning from the Healthy Outcomes for People with Eating Disorders (HOPE) New Care Model (Provider Collaborative) pilot: More investment required to address demand and capacity in adult community and inpatient eating disorder services

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    2021-06
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    Viljoen, David
    Ayton, Agnes
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    Viljoen, D. & Ayton, A. (2021). Results and Learning from the Healthy Outcomes for People with Eating Disorders (HOPE) New Care Model (Provider Collaborative) pilot: More investment required to address demand and capacity in adult community and inpatient eating disorder services, Clinical Psychology Forum, 343, p.96-101
    Abstract
    This article reports on pilot results and lessons learned from the HOPE New Care Model (Provider Collaborative). Pre-pandemic 12 beds were needed per million population. Demand for beds could be reduced by addressing the variance in mean length of stay between inpatient providers and offering evidence-based inpatient and community treatments. More investment is required to address demand and capacity in both adult community and inpatient eating disorders services.
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    https://oxfordhealth-nhs.archive.knowledgearc.net/handle/123456789/899
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    https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/7cgza
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