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Why online tools stood out for educating on eating disorders

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Even before the pandemic, online medical education tools were taking off in particular specialties.

Evelyn Attia, MD, professor of psychiatry, and Deborah Glasofer, PhD, associate professor of clinical medical psychology at Columbia University discuss the rise of virtual medical education and how they used these tools to curate a publicly accessible course on eating disorders.

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