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General objective: to evaluate the impact (efficacy) of five different inpatient treatment modalities for anorexia nervosa. Individual global health outcome (physical, psychiatric, nutritional and social) will be measured on a short-term basis (on discharge), as well as hospital treatment meeting or exceeding statutory charges on a medium term basis (12 months), taking into account confounding factors and recognised prognostic factors. Global health is evaluated using the Morgan and Russell scale as well as secondary criteria for deteriorating health (see evaluation criteria methodology). Secondary objectives: - to determine predictive factors for failures in inpatient treatment, duration of hospitalisation, and treatment costs using clinical epidemiology methodology. - to begin a long-term prospective study to evaluate the psychological, physical, nutritional and social outcome of a homogeneous cohort of subjects suffering from severe anorexia nervosa. - two "ancillary" biological sub-projects: - to evaluate the development of depressive and anxiety symptoms in relation to changes in clinical nutritional status and serotonin markers - to evaluate cellular immunity development in relation to changes in clinical nutrition.

To assess the characteristics of patients admitted for acute or decompensated heart failure, their treatment course and practices regarding their treatment until discharge, and to measure the impact of these data on prognosis at 3 months.

To obtain epidemiological data, evaluate practices in terms of diagnostic and therapeutic treatment and to provide answers to clinicians' questions.

assess the current prevalence of addictive comorbidities in opioid-dependent subjects who have been receiving opioid substitution therapy (OST) for at least 6 months.

To continuously gather the most detailed information possible on all rare peritoneal cancers occurring in the national population.
To perform a situational analysis on treatment involving these patients and to formulate a research hypothesis on the effectiveness and tolerance to different treatments.