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The Diabetes Educator's Role in Managing Eating Disorders and Diabetes

In Brief Registered dietitians and nurses who specialize in diabetes education are often in the position of identifying patients at risk for an eating disorder or those who have an undiagnosed eating disorder. Diabetes educators will find it helpful to establish relationships and communication with eating disorder specialists in their area to prepare a plan for caring for these individuals.