E-health interventions for eating disorders: Emerging findings, issues, and opportunitiesAardboom, Dingemans, & van Furth (2016)Curr psychiatry rep Internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy and guided self-help have demonstrated promising results in terms of reducing eating disorder psychopathology. E-health interventions reach an underserved population and improve access to care. E-health for eating disorders: emerging findings Treatment and self-help interventions Internet is a potentially useful mean to deliver interventions targeting individuals with an eating disorder who are ambivalent towards change. Aftercare and maintenance treatment Flexibility may be one of the key reasons for individuals to prefer E-health interventions over face-to-face interventions. Predictors of outcome and dropout Higher motivation to change, higher harm-avoidance, higher drive for thinness, lower binge eating, and lower body dissatisfaction at baseline predicts better outcomes.Higher baseline levels of depression and eating disorder psychopathology were shown to predict dropout. Smartphone applications in the treatment of eating disorders: emerging findings The apps available for eating disorders are of limited functionality. The development and implementation of...