Isis F. F. M. Elzakkers

TL;DR: The case for integration is reviewed, but also provides real practical examples of how it has been achieved, and both the barriers to and facilitators of its successful implementation are described on the basis of interviews of those involved.

TL;DR: In the short term compulsory refeeding in AN appears to be beneficial, but the longer term effects remain uncertain and future research should focus on the longerterm effects of compulsory treatment and also on questions related to mental capacity in AN.

TL;DR: Assessment of diminished mental capacity in anorexia nervosa requires careful evaluation of not only BMI, but also the degree of appreciation of illness and treatment, history and the tendency to have a rigid thinking style.

TL;DR: In this article, the concept of mental capacity (MC) was introduced to describe the ability to understand and process information both on a cognitive and an emotional level and then make a well-informed choice.

TL;DR: The MacCAT-T can be useful in assessing MC in AN when used in addition to clinical judgment to aid clinicians in complex cases, and unlike in other psychiatric populations, clinicians judged a high proportion of patients with AN as having diminished MC.