Unmet health care needs among women at risk for developing an eating disorder in Canada: A structural perspective

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Social Work in Mental Health Pub Date : 2022-03-23 DOI:10.1080/15332985.2022.2048335

Jenni Cammaert

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper used a structural perspective to examine unmet healthcare needs in women at risk for eating disorders in Canada utilizing the Canadian Community Health Survey. The results revealed that body dissatisfied women had reported significantly higher unmet needs compared to body satisfied women (χ 2(1) =29.31, p < .05). Body dissatisfied women were also more likely to identify structural reasons for unmet needs. Considering the high costs associated with eating disorders, barriers creating inequitable health services need to be addressed in clinical practice, organizational structures, policy, and in research to improve treatment pathways.

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加拿大饮食失调风险女性未满足的医疗保健需求：结构视角

摘要:本文采用结构视角，利用加拿大社区健康调查，研究加拿大饮食失调风险妇女未满足的医疗保健需求。结果显示，与身材满意的女性相比，身材不满意的女性报告的未满足需求明显更高(χ 2(1) =29.31, p < 0.05)。身材不满意的女性也更有可能找出未满足需求的结构性原因。考虑到与饮食失调相关的高成本，需要在临床实践、组织结构、政策和研究中解决造成不公平卫生服务的障碍，以改善治疗途径。

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