The GP care pathway
From 1 February 2024As a general practitioner, you can set up a care pathway for patients under the age of 23 who have been diagnosed as with an eating disorder. An outpatient team of carers supervises this care pathway and, following a multidisciplinary consultation, draws up a care plan. treatment plan.
Thanks to collaboration between various front-line healthcare professionals, a multidisciplinary ambulatory support team (EMAS) has been set up to support you through this care pathway. As a front-line professionalIf you have any problems or questions about this care pathway and its implementation, you can contact the team.
EMAS offers intervention, supervision and support to help young people with eating disorders. Contact the team: tca.info@bru-stars.be
GP care pathway: how do you start your patients' care pathway?
As a doctor, you initiate the care pathway. Here are the 4 stages:
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Diagnosis
You make the diagnosis
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Activating the care pathway
You enter the nomenclature code " 401295 "to activate the care pathway
Multidisciplinary consultations
You will organise multidisciplinary consultations with a psychologist and a registered dietician.
> one at the start of the care pathway
> one during the year
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Treatment plan
Together you draw up the treatment plan
It's free for the patient!
As soon as you have initiated the treatment, patients no longer have to pay for their services.
No co-payment or supplement for specific services reimbursed as part of the "eating disorders" care pathway.
In some more severe cases
If you or your patient feel that the eating difficulties they are experiencing require intensive treatment, you should know that there are specialised centres in the treatment of eating disorders capable of helping her.
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