North East autism eating disorder pathway named national best practice
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:49 · Archive
A Teesside NHS pathway for autistic young people with eating disorders has been hailed as national best practice by Beat.
A Teesside NHS pathway supporting autistic young people with eating disorders has been hailed by Beat as national best practice. The pathway tailors care to individual needs and cuts waiting times for treatment.
The recognition suggests the approach could serve as a model for other areas tackling the intersection of autism and eating disorders in young people. Beat is a UK eating disorder charity.
How it is being reported
- North East autism and eating disorder pathway hailed as national best practiceThe Northern Echo · 1 Oct, 05:00
- North East autism and eating disorder pathway hailed as national best practiceDarlington & Stockton Times · 1 Oct, 05:00
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