I'll just pick two or three out of the air as examples. One would be to recognize that appropriate treatment for anorexia nervosa of even moderate severity involves an intensive treatment program that starts with hospitalization and needs to be delivered by experts who are trained in the field. In the same way that you can't expect a general surgeon to do a heart transplant or a kidney transplant—those are specialized areas of practice—you cannot expect a general hospital or a general psychiatrist to deliver these treatments. The first would be that that's the appropriate treatment for anorexia nervosa.
Another would be to recommend that there be covered availability of cognitive behavioural therapy for bulimia nervosa, which is the gold standard, evidence-based treatment, and that it be readily available in communities all across the country.
Those are two just off the top of my head.