Establishing expert consensus on the role of single-session interventions in eating disorders care: A Delphi study

In clinical trials, single-session interventions (SSIs) have been shown to reduce disordered eating and improve body image. However, for SSIs to meaningfully impact eating disorder (ED) symptoms on a population-level, more work is needed to sustainably implement SSIs into the ED continuum of care. This survey-based Delphi study will elicit the expertise of ED researchers, clinicians, caregivers, and individuals with lived experience to identify how SSIs can be optimally positioned to fill gaps in the ED continuum of care.