[Prevention of eating disorders in children and adolescents. Part II. The effectiveness of prevention programs].
This paper presents various models of child and adolescent prevention programmes of eating disorders with the emphasis on the efficiency of these models. On the ground of the available literature, the authors present the results of these methods. It seems that in every prevention programme risk and protective factors, which are connected with the given intervention should be precisely defined. Therefore it is absolutely necessary that the programmes should be clear with better inner coherence which will consequently result in better efficiency.
Zechowski
Cezary
C
Kliniki Psychiatrii Dzieci i Młodziezy IPiN w Warszawie.
Namysłowska
Irena
I
Korolczuk
Andrzej
A
Siewierska
Anna
A
Jakubczyk
Antoni
A
Bazyńska
Katarzyna
K
Bronowska
Zofia
Z
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