13 November 2024
On the second Wednesday of every month at midday, the AEDRTC hosts a monthly seminar for those who conduct or are interested in eating disorders research and the translation of research into practice.
The seminar series will bring together expert researchers with diverse areas of focus to facilitate national discussions about innovation across the sector.
All recordings can be found in the 'news' section of our website, and the latest will be featured on the home page.
Next Seminar: Wednesday, 13th November, 12 noon
Topic 1: Evaluating the Utility of Severity Ratings for Eating Disorders: A Comparison of DSM-5, ICD-11, and Cognitive-Based Indicators
Topic 2: Inconsistencies in OSFED: A Deep Dive into Diagnostic Criteria and Subtype Variability Through Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review
REGISTER FOR THE SEMINAR SERIES
Do you have any questions or would you like to present your research to the network?
Contact Emma Bryant
emma.bryant@sydney.edu.au
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