Issues experienced by service users with eating disorders: A qualitative investigation
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Lloyd, Chris
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Aims: This study examined the perceptions of treatment by service users who had been diagnosed with an eating disorder. Methods: A qualitative research design using Consensual Qualitative Research (CQR) was used. A focus group was held where the discussion was guided by a semi-structured interview schedule. Three key domains were identified using the CQR procedure: therapeutic relationship, response of others, and treatment experiences. Conclusions: The pervasive theme that appeared to emerge throughout the session was the lack of understanding by others including family, friends and health professionals.
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International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation
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18
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10
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