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cord-341574-6pmd04m9	Weissman, Ruth S.	IJED support for eating disorders research in the time of COVID‐19	2020-05-09		.txt	text/plain	2342	123	49	IJED recognizes the disruptive impacts that COVID‐19 has on all activities in our field, including clinical work, teaching, and advocacy, and is committed to supporting authors during this difficult time while striving to publish high‐quality research. International Journal of Eating Disorders (IJED) and members of its board long have embraced an author-centric ethos to maintain policies and practices that support authors (e.g., short review times; detailed and high-quality feedback; a range of manuscript types suitable for investigators across levels of research experience; workshops on publishing; and outreach to early career scholars). Detailed survey findings are described in a separate report (Weissman, Klump, & Rose, in press) , except for responses to the question which is the focus of this editorial: "Please describe 1-3 changes IJED should make to support eating disorders researchers during and after COVID-19."	./cache/cord-341574-6pmd04m9.txt	./txt/cord-341574-6pmd04m9.txt