(i) Assess eating behaviors and screen for EDs, using
validated tools if necessary.
(ii) Recognize the somatic risks associated with EDs and
assessing the patient’s nutritional status (e.g., malnutrition,
weight gain, and cardiometabolic disorders).
(iii) Interview the patient about his or her quality and
duration of sleep.
(iv) Educate patients and family members on the side
effects of antipsychotics (change in appetite, weight
gain, risk of glucose intolerance, and lipid abnormalities).
(v) Adjust, if possible, the patient’s antipsychotic treatment
in accordance with his or her metabolic profile.
(vi) Organize multidisciplinary and early management of
EDs.
(vii) Develop a personalized and comprehensive treatment
strategy, including lifestyle measures (diet, adapted
physical activity, and sleep hygiene).
(viii) Use cognitive behavioral therapies that have proven
effective in the field of EDs.