Thank you for attending the 2021 PEACE Pathway Conference and for your interest in our work!
All presentations from the conference are now available for download (please note that we are not able to share the case study presentation due to the included personal information).
Recording of the conference will be available in 6 months on PEACE website. Please stay tuned.
Our PEACE conference from last year focused on up-to-date research on autism and eating disorders and how this affects our work with patients, which is available online here: https://youtu.be/CSy2RNvG4ig; This year the focus of the conference includes practical clinical recommendations and sharing experience gained by multidisciplinary team who are the key players in the implementation of PEACE pathway.
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