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Treatment as involuntary, incompatible, and intimidating: exploring dropout processes in a randomized controlled trial for eating disorders

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By Malin Olofsson, Eline Fahret Born, KariAnne Vrabel, Mari Sandnes Vehus
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Background Ambivalence to treatment and dropout are particularly common in Eating Disorder (ED) treatment, hindering recovery and posing a serious threat to the external validity of outcome research. Attrition may bias findings of randomized controlled trials (RCTs), and exacerbates the risk that complex cases are underestimated, which is serious since RCTs inform the development of evidence-based practices.
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