Decreasing the public health burden of eating disorders: Commentary Schleider et al. (2023).
Decreasing the public health burden of eating disorders: Commentary Schleider et al. (2023).
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减少饮食失调的公共卫生负担：施莱德等人的评论。
DOI：
10.1002/eat.23954
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2023
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Fitzsimmons-Craft,EllenE
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进食障碍（ED）是常见的，致残的，昂贵的;然而，只有不到20%的ED患者接受治疗。在COVID-19大流行期间，急诊数量也大幅增加，获得护理的机会比以往任何时候都更差，这进一步强化了不仅要将急诊作为优先事项，还要采用新方法来解决这一重大公共卫生问题的必要性。Schleider等人主张将单次干预（SSI）作为一种选择，并概述了一个有助于建立证据基础和实现SSI对ED的承诺的议程。本评论详细介绍了需要解决的另外三个关键问题，以充分发挥SSI和相关方法的潜力，并最终减少ED的公共卫生负担。这些措施包括开展工作以优化干预措施，以实现最大的有效性，认识到可以扩展和满足不同需求的SSIs等干预措施的价值并努力大规模扩大其覆盖范围，并参与解决广泛传播这些方法的结构性障碍所需的工作。通过这一议程，我们将做的不仅仅是拥抱一个单一的会议“心态”，并将催化大规模传播SSI和相关方法所需的工作，并最大限度地发挥其影响。
Eating disorders (EDs) are common, disabling, and costly; yet, less than 20% of those with EDs receive treatment. EDs have also skyrocketed in the COVID‐19 pandemic, with access to care worse than ever, further solidifying the need to not only make EDs a priority but also embrace new approaches to address this major public health problem. Schleider et al. argue for the single‐session intervention (SSI) as one such option and outline an agenda that would aid in building the evidence base and realizing the promise of SSIs for EDs. This commentary details three additional key issues that need to be addressed in order to realize the full potential of SSIs and related approaches and ultimately decrease the public health burden of EDs. These include conducting work to optimize interventions for greatest effectiveness, recognizing the value and working to massively increase reach of interventions like SSIs that can scale and meet diverse needs, and engaging in the work needed to address structural barriers to widespread dissemination of these approaches. Through this agenda, we will do more than embrace a single‐session “mindset” and will catalyze the work needed to disseminate SSIs and related approaches at massive scale and maximize their impact.