CPG for Eating Disorders

menstrual cycle. At one year of treatment, BT was more effective at patient weightrestoration.Summary of the Evidence(See also summary of the evidence for psychological treatment)SRSE 311++CBT did not prove to be more effective than BT and FSP in terms of patientweight restoration, general behaviour and attitude regarding food.Recommendations(See recommendations 9.GP.1. to 9.GP.11.)9.8.1.2. What is the safety of BT in patients with AN?The answer is based on high-quality SRSE 31, 202 (1++). The updated search has not yielded anynew evidence on the safety of BT in AN. The study is briefly described in question 9.8.1.1.Scientific EvidenceAn RCT (Channon, 1989) 215 determined that 13% of patients dropped out of treatment.No adverse effects were reported.RCT1+Summary of the Evidence(See also summary of the evidence for psychological treatment)SRSE 311++Behavioural psychological interventions do not usually have any harmfuleffects on patients.Recommendations(See recommendations 9.GP.1 to 9.GP.11)9.8.2. Bulimia nervosa9.8.2.1. What is the efficacy of BT in patients with BN?The answer is based on the NICE CPG (2004) 30 , on the high-quality SRSE (1++)131CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE FOR EATING DISORDERS