Technology-Enabled Reform in a Nontraditional Mental Health Service for Eating Disorders: Participatory Design Study.
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| Abstract | 
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              The recent Australian National Agenda for Eating Disorders highlights the role technology can play in improving accessibility and service development through web-based prevention, early access pathways, self-help, and recovery assistance. However, engagement with the eating disorders community to co-design, build, and evaluate these much-needed technology solutions through participatory design processes has been lacking and, until recently, underresourced.  | 
        
| Year of Publication | 
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              2021 
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| Journal | 
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              Journal of medical Internet research 
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| Volume | 
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              23 
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| Issue | 
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              2 
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| Number of Pages | 
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              e19532 
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| Date Published | 
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              2021 
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| ISSN Number | 
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              1439-4456 
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| URL | 
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              https://www.jmir.org/2021/2/e19532/ 
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| DOI | 
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              10.2196/19532 
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| Short Title | 
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              J Med Internet Res 
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