Eating Disorders in Acute Care
CPD
40m
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Lecture Overview
Nurses in the inpatient setting providing nursing care to a person with an eating disorder can often mean constant observation and meal support, which can be a distressing experience for both the patient and the nurse. This session with Johann Dalton will offer you an in-depth understanding of the causes, consequences, and management of eating disorders to empower healthcare professionals to gain a more holistic understanding of what the person with an eating disorder may be going through.
Educators
Johanna Dalton Visit
Johanna Dalton has over 15 years nursing experience in mental health, in both inpatient and community settings. Currently the coordinator of education and training for the Queensland Eating Disorder Service, Johanna is experienced, engaging and confident working with a variety of professional and community bodies to deliver education on awareness, prevention, and treatment of eating disorders. She has published a number of articles, posters, and presentations and is a credentialed mental health nurse. She is passionate about improving healthcare experiences and outcomes for clients and families who are affected by eating disorders.
Reviews
4.7
26 Total Rating(s)
Craig Peters
Very informative
Fionn Griegg
Excellent resource thanks. It defines the Acute role and the community role and gave really good practical advice to nurse a patient through ED. Totally recommend this.
Katherine Boyd
Excellent resource for gaining insight to the danger an eating disorder poses to a sufferer.
Gail oreilly
Excellent speaker
Colin Gardiner
Excellent presentation on an important mental health issue.
Debby Natalia
I found this topic very interesting and the speaker talked in so much details which is very helpful for me as a newgrad nurse.
Donna Sebille
Well presented, information provided was concise and practical
Rui Shi
good
Asa Sullivan
Really enjoyed this conference, loved the detail in the slides. Only negative is that the photos displayed on the presentation weren't available our version of the presentation, only the written slides.
Nicholas Stewart Cleave
Thorough presentation, covering many important points around this illness