Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja · 2016
The long read t recovery: treatment outcome and cost among adolescents treated for anorexia nervosa in specialized care.
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Silén Yasmina, Raevuori Anu, Sipilä Pyry, Jüriloo Elisabeth, Tainio Veli-Matti, Marttunen Mauri, Keski-Rahkonen Anna
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NTRODUCTION: We investigated factors affecting treatment outcome and cost of treatment among adolescents treated for anorexia nervosa in specialized care.
METHODS: Records of 47 patients with anorexia nervosa treated at the adolescent eating disorder unit were reviewed retrospectively.
RESULTS: Individual differences in the need for treatment and cost of treatment were considerable. Nearly one third of patients required treatment at multiple wards in addition to outpatient care. The majority of costs (76%) incurred from treating a minority (29 %) of patients. Psychiatric comorbidity, particularly depression, was associated with a greater need for treatment and higher costs.
CONCLUSIONS: The cost of treatment of anorexia nervosa is considerable, but many of those requiring intensive treatment have a favorable outcome.
METHODS: Records of 47 patients with anorexia nervosa treated at the adolescent eating disorder unit were reviewed retrospectively.
RESULTS: Individual differences in the need for treatment and cost of treatment were considerable. Nearly one third of patients required treatment at multiple wards in addition to outpatient care. The majority of costs (76%) incurred from treating a minority (29 %) of patients. Psychiatric comorbidity, particularly depression, was associated with a greater need for treatment and higher costs.
CONCLUSIONS: The cost of treatment of anorexia nervosa is considerable, but many of those requiring intensive treatment have a favorable outcome.