Get Eating Disorder Nutrition Data Reporting

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on how to effectively complete the Eating Disorder Nutrition Data Reporting form. By following the steps outlined here, users can ensure that all necessary information is gathered and accurately reported.

Follow the steps to complete the Eating Disorder Nutrition Data Reporting form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Eating Disorder Nutrition Data Reporting form and open it in your editor.
2. Begin by filling out the anthropometric data. Include current weight, lowest weight, highest weight, body mass index (BMI), body fat percentage, recent weight changes, and any additional relevant body composition metrics.
3. Next, focus on specifics for children and teens. Provide historical growth data, current weight as a percentage of goal weight, and estimated caloric needs for catch-up growth.
4. In the lab data section, document any indicators of malnutrition, and include a nutrient assessment to evaluate micronutrient intake based on food records.
5. Proceed to the section on energy and macronutrient intake. This should include a comparison of estimated daily needs with the actual intake and identify any deficits.
6. Record fluid intake as a percentage of estimated needs. Assess the relationship between fluid intake and fluctuations in patient weight where applicable.
7. Outline recommended weight goals, including both short-term and long-term targets.
8. Report on medication use, compliance with prescribed nutrition plans, and any incidences of abuse or misuse. Document this data carefully to track changes over time.
9. Detail eating behaviors and relevant symptoms, including the frequency of and adherence to therapeutic goals.
10. Complete the direct meal exposure observations, noting any pre-existing anxiety, food rituals, and overall meal completion.
11. Document compliance records, detailing how often recovery tools were utilized and any observed improvements in 'ED language'.
12. Quantify the time spent in obsessive behaviors related to food, nutrition, and physical activity.
13. Assess improvements in thoughts about food, body image, and nutrition, contrasting these against recovery goals.
14. Compile observations related to dietary compliance and effectiveness of the care plan.
15. Include a detailed intake of non-caloric items consumed.
16. Evaluate the home environment's support of the nutrition goals as well as compliance with the care plan.
17. Document details of any exercise undertaken, noting intensity and signs of excessive physical activity.
18. Assess factors around hunger and fullness, including the individual's relationship with fear foods.
19. Quantify the layering of behaviors, describing interactions between different coping strategies.
20. Identify the primary issues requiring attention, focusing on the most significant areas impacting recovery.
21. Finally, provide evidence to support the level of care needs, citing specific criteria and observations comparing current status to recovery goals.
22. Review all entries for completeness and accuracy before final submission.

Complete your Eating Disorder Nutrition Data Reporting form online to ensure accurate and thorough reporting.