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1. Reason for treatment abandonment from the perspective of the patient with an eating disorder

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Y. Vellisca, María, Latorre, José I, Orejudo, Santos, Gómez del Barrio, Andrés, Moreno, Laura, and Checa Esquiva, Irene

Subjects
abandono del tratamiento, trastornos de la conducta alimentaria, eating disorders, treatment discontinuation
Abstract

Los tratamientos psicológicos y farmacológicos para los trastornos de la conducta alimentaria comportan costes personales y sanitarios. En este trabajo estudiamos los diferentes motivos que pueden estar asociados al abandono en ambos tipos de tratamientos en pacientes diagnosticados con un trastorno de la conducta alimentaria, así como el tipo de abandono: abandono tras evaluar, abandono precoz y tardío. Por otro lado, analizamos si existe alguna relación entre el diagnóstico y el tipo de abandono. Se examinaron diversas características (edad, sexo, diagnóstico, motivos y tipos de abandono, y satisfacción respecto a la unidad de trastornos de la conducta alimentaria) en 212 pacientes atendidos en un servicio especializado en el tratamiento de trastornos de la conducta alimentaria durante un periodo de dos años. Nuestros datos apoyan la hipótesis de que el tipo de abandono de los tratamientos más frecuente es de tipo tardío, motivado por la mejoría del trastorno de la conducta alimentaria, mientras que no se verifica que exista relación alguna entre el diagnóstico y el tipo de abandono. Nuestros resultados indican que los motivos de abandono son heterogéneos. Se pueden establecer dos perfiles diferenciados de abandono; uno ligado a la mejoría y a los impedimentos físicos temporales, y otro relacionado con motivos diversos. Psychological and pharmacological treatments for eating disorder involve personal and health costs. In this paper we study the various reasons that may be associated to abandonment in both types of treatments in patients diagnosed with a disorder of eating behavior and the kind of neglect: neglect after evaluation, early and late abandonment. On the other hand, we analyze whether there is any relationship between the diagnosis and the type of abandonment. Various characteristics (age, sex, diagnosis, motives and types of neglect, and satisfaction with the unit eating disorder) in 212 patients treated at a specialized service in the treatment of eating disorder were examined during a period of two years. Our data support the hypothesis that the rate of abandonment of the most common treatments is delayed type, motivated by the improvement of the disorder of eating behavior, while no verified that there is some relationship between the diagnosis and the type of abandonment. Our results indicate that the reasons for dropping out are heterogeneous. You can set two different profiles of dropouts, one linked to improvement and to temporary disability, and other related tovarious reasons

Published
2016

2. INTERVENCIÓN PSICOTERAPÉUTICA INTEGRADA Y TRANSDIAGNÓSTICA EN LOS TRASTORNOS DE LA CONDUCTA ALIMENTARIA.

Author

Gómez Del Barrio, Andrés

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Published
2018
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3. Motivo de abandono del tratamiento desde la perspectiva del paciente con un trastorno de la conducta alimentaria.

Author

Vellisca, María Y., Latorre, José I., Orejudo, Santos, Gómez del Barrio, Andrés, Moreno, Laura, and Esquiva, Irene Checa

Subjects
TREATMENT of eating disorders, HEALTH promotion, MEDICAL care, EATING disorders, PSYCHOLOGY
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Published
2016

4. Estudio Transdiagnóstico de la Impulsividad y de la Conducta Autolítica en los Trastornos Impulsivos e Inestables.

Author

Díaz-Marsa, Marina, Gálvez-Merlín, Alejandra, Guillén, Ana I., de la Torre-Luque, Alejandro, López-Villatoro, José M., Beato-Fernández, Luis, Polo-Montes, Filomena, León-Velasco, Magdalena, Gómez-del Barrio, Andrés, Santos-Carrasco, Isabel, Carrasco-Díaz, Álvaro, and Carrasco, José L.

Subjects
*EATING disorders, *SELF-injurious behavior, *ATTEMPTED suicide, *BORDERLINE personality disorder, *IMPULSIVE personality, *COMORBIDITY
Abstract

Introduction. High comorbidity between borderline personality disorder (BPD) and eating disorders (ED) shows the necessity of developing transdiagnostic models, where impulsivity could play a relevant role in the manifestations of self-injurious behaviour. Objectives: 1) To compare the levels of impulsivity and self-injurious behaviour among people with BPD, people with ED and controls. 2) To predict the presence of self-injurious behaviour based on impulsivity and other relevant clinical variables, such as the experience of traumatic events and sensitivity to rejection. Methods. 108 women (23 controls; 29 with a diagnosis of restrictive ACT (rED); 21 with a diagnosis of purgative ACT (pED); and 35 with a diagnosis of BPD) were assessed using the Barratt Impulsivity Scale, the Traumatic Experiences Questionnaire and the Sensitivity to Rejection Questionnaire. Information about self-injurious behaviour was collected through interview and clinical history. Results. Differences in impulsivity and self-injurious behaviour scores were found between the groups, with higher impulsivity in the BPD and pED groups, and higher rates of self-injurious behaviour in the BPD group followed by both ED groups. On the other hand, impulsivity predicted suicide attempts, and together with sensitivity to interpersonal rejection predicted nonsuicidal self-harm (NSSH). Conclusion. Impulsivity is a dimensional variable in BPD and ED, which in turn plays a relevant role in the prediction of self-injurious behaviour. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

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