Stay Current. Think Critically. Apply the Evidence. Earn Continuing Education Credit.

The eating disorders literature is growing rapidly across psychiatry, psychology, social work, medicine, nursing, nutrition, epidemiology, advocacy, and public health. Keeping up with the research that matters most - and understanding what it means for practice - can be challenging. AED's Journal Watch makes it easier.

Led by Editor-in-Chief Dr. Nicole Cifra, AED Journal Watch will identify 12 of the most important recently published papers each month, selected from a wide range of peer-reviewed journals relevant to the eating disorders community. Our interdisciplinary editorial team will provide concise, structured reviews explaining:

• What the paper examined and who was studied
• How the research was conducted
• The paper’s key strengths, limitations, and potential biases
• What the findings mean for the eating disorders field
• How the evidence may inform clinical care, research, advocacy, or policy

Coverage will extend beyond original research to include influential meta-analyses, clinical outcome studies, reviews, editorials, guidelines, commentaries, and innovations in care - always peer-reviewed, and always recently published. Subscribers will also have the opportunity to earn 2 continuing education units with each monthly issue - and up to 24 units over the course of a year.*

Whether you are a clinician, researcher, educator, trainee, advocate, or someone who just wants to stay up to date on the latest eating disorders research, AED Journal Watch will help you cut through the volume, evaluate the evidence, remain connected to advances across disciplines, and meet your continuing education needs.

Multiple journals. Twelve essential papers. Two continuing education units. Every month.

Annual subscription pricing:

 AED members: $44.99 - click here to subscribe (login is required)
Non-members: $89.99 - click here to subscribe

CEs are brought to you through a partnership with the Eating Disorders Education Institute. 

*The number of continuing education units are subject to approval and may vary. Continuing education credit is anticipated through APA, ACCME, and CDR, as well as the New York State Education Department boards for social work, licensed mental health counseling, psychology, and marriage and family therapy.