Cost-effectiveness of three internet-based interventions for eating disorders: A randomized controlled trial.

Pieter J Rohrbach Alexandra E Dingemans Eric van Furth Philip Spinhoven Joost R van Ginkel Stephanie Bauer M Elske van den Akker-van Marle

Published in: The International journal of eating disorders (2022)

Internet-based interventions for eating disorders might reach individuals in society who currently do not receive appropriate treatment at low costs. Featback, an online automated self-help program for eating disorders, was found to improve quality of life slightly while reducing costs for society, compared to a do-nothing approach. Consequently, implementing internet-based interventions such as Featback likely benefits both individuals suffering from an eating disorder and society as a whole.

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