Hosted bySheppard PrattProvider educationMy Body, My Choice: Conceptualizing Involuntary Treatment in Anorexia Nervosa
Webinar · Online · Host registration may be required · Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · The Good Hours pick · Credit eligibility
12:00 to 1:00 p.m. Eastern, November 4, 2026
Free; Sheppard Pratt Ethos account required
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For clinicians and clinical leaders navigating capacity, autonomy, ethics and legal pathways in severe anorexia nervosa. It is a free live virtual Sheppard Pratt CME session with credit across several professional categories.
Skip it if you need general eating-disorder marketing or program-development content; this is a clinical ethics and treatment decision session.
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The host lists the following credit approvals.
- NBCC: 1 clock hour. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit: 1 credit. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- Category I credits for Social Workers: 1 credit. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- Psychologists: 1 credit. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- MNA Contact Hours for Nurses: 1 contact hour. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
Free live virtual course. Registration and completion through Sheppard Pratt Ethos are required; attendance is verified by live codeword and post-event course components. The source says the live activity can only be viewed during the specified time; recording eligibility is not confirmed.
Recording availability is unconfirmed. The source says the live activity can only be viewed during the specified time. Evaluation/certificate access remains available after the event, but replay availability is not established.
Credit and recording reviewed October 5, 2026. Sources: Official Sheppard Pratt CME course page.
Anorexia nervosa (AN) can create a complex clinical dilemma when severe malnutrition and medical instability coexist with a patient’s refusal of treatment. The challenge is compounded by limitations in traditional approaches to assessing decision-making capacity, the ways AN can alter beliefs, values, and attitudes toward treatment, and uncertainty surrounding when involuntary treatment is ethically and legally appropriate. This lecture provides clinicians with a practical framework for navigating these situations
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