The International journal of eating disorders · 1997
The selectivity of inclusion and exclusion criteria in bulimia nervosa treatment studies.
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Mitchell J E, Maki D D, Adson D E, Ruskin B S, Crow S
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OBJECTIVE: To examine the rates of exclusion and inclusion in various research studies for a series of 51 treatment-seeking patients.
METHOD: The inclusion and exclusion criteria employed in a sample of 41 studies were applied to a series of 51 treatment-seeking bulimia nervosa patients.
RESULTS: Of the sample of 51, 11, (21.6%) would have been excluded from 16 (39%) of the studies because of an age greater than 30; 13 (32%) of the studies would have excluded 8 (16%) of our patients because of weight > 110% ideal body weight. Thirteen (26%) would have been excluded from 22 (54%) of the studies because of active psychotropic drug use, despite the lack of response.
DISCUSSION: Some of the patients who may be most difficult to work with may be excluded from treatment studies.
METHOD: The inclusion and exclusion criteria employed in a sample of 41 studies were applied to a series of 51 treatment-seeking bulimia nervosa patients.
RESULTS: Of the sample of 51, 11, (21.6%) would have been excluded from 16 (39%) of the studies because of an age greater than 30; 13 (32%) of the studies would have excluded 8 (16%) of our patients because of weight > 110% ideal body weight. Thirteen (26%) would have been excluded from 22 (54%) of the studies because of active psychotropic drug use, despite the lack of response.
DISCUSSION: Some of the patients who may be most difficult to work with may be excluded from treatment studies.