Emma Bryant

University of Sydney

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Ashlea Hambleton

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Simon Wilksch

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Genevieve Dammery

Macquarie University

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Emily Giddens

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Sarah Maguire

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Kylie Gwynne

Macquarie University

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Emma Bryant

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Prevalence of eating disorders and disordered eating in First Nations Peoples in high-income, colonial settler countries

Identifying eating disorders at the earliest opportunity: Testing the reliability of an online eating disorder screener (IOI‐S) in primary care and youth mental health settings

A commitment to partnering with people with lived experience: Beginning conversations by exploring preferred language

Treatment Targets and Strategies for Eating Disorders Recovery

Mortality and mental health funding—do the dollars add up? Eating disorder research funding in Australia from 2009 to 2021: a portfolio analysis

Gaining consensus on clinical quality outcomes for eating disorders: Framework for the development of an Australian national minimum dataset

Informing the development of Australia’s National Eating Disorders Research and Translation Strategy: a rapid review methodology

Screening, assessment and diagnosis in the eating disorders: findings from a rapid review

‘In an otherwise limitless world, I was sure of my limit.’† Experiencing Anorexia Nervosa: A phenomenological metasynthesis

Are DSM–5 eating disorder severity indicators clinically meaningful? A commentary on A systematic review and meta-analysis on the DSM–5 severity ratings for eating disorders.

Identification of high risk and early stage eating disorders: first validation of a digital screening tool

Anorexia: the great taboo

Transitioning to digital first line intervention – validation of a brief online screener for early identification of a suspected eating disorder: study protocol

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Ashlea Hambleton

Simon Wilksch

Genevieve Dammery

Emily Giddens

Sarah Maguire

Kylie Gwynne

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