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  • Eating Disorder Treatment

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  • Adolescent psychiatric inpatient units face increasing complexity in patient care.
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Purpose of the Study:

  • To delineate the current understanding of prevalence for these co-occurring disorders.
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  • Review of current literature on cannabis use disorder and eating disorders in adolescents.
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  • High prevalence of co-occurring cannabis use disorder and eating disorders noted.
  • Integrated treatment approaches are recommended for optimal patient outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • Comprehensive familiarity with these co-occurring disorders is essential for effective 21st-century adolescent psychiatric care.
  • Evidence-based evaluation and management protocols are crucial for stabilized inpatients.