Eating Disorders Pathway for Children & Young People – Cheshire & Merseyside Eating Disorder Service – NCCMH

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The Cheshire and Merseyside Eating Disorder Service for children and adolescents is a community service with four inpatient beds. The team provides routine medical management with the option of transfer to a dedicated paediatric bed for up to two weeks of intensive medical management, with nasogastric feeding as required. This is undertaken as part of a service level agreement with the paediatric service in Chester, which provides two fortnightly clinics and 16 inpatient weeks per year for intensive medical management.

Co-Production

  • From start: No
  • During process: No
  • In evaluation: Yes

Evaluation

  • Peer: No
  • Academic: Yes
  • PP Collaborative: No

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Integrating medical care and access to paediatric beds with psychological interventions for eating disorders – joint working between CED services and paediatrics – Cheshire and Merseyside Eating Disorder Service

The Cheshire and Merseyside Eating Disorder Service for children and adolescents is a community service with four inpatient beds. The team provides routine medical management with the option of transfer to a dedicated paediatric bed for up to two weeks of intensive medical management, with nasogastric feeding as required. This is undertaken as part of a service level agreement with the paediatric service in Chester, which provides two fortnightly clinics and 16 inpatient weeks per year for intensive medical management.

 

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