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Why participate

Monitoring the quality of outcomes of people living with eating disorders makes an invaluable contribution to improving eating disorder healthcare in Australia. 

The TrEAT Registry is a long-term initiative that: 

  1. Monitors the effectiveness and safety of eating disorder treatment
  2. Feeds back client data to clinicians and consumers to support shared decision-making
  3. Reports to government on broader eating disorder healthcare initiatives to support policy improvement, and
  4. Makes use of valuable clinical data to advance knowledge about eating disorders treatment. 

Inclusion in the TrEAT Registry is voluntary, and there are no financial incentives for clients or clinicians to participate.

Our services

We provide the following services to members: 

  • Data collection and automated scoring and immediate feedback to clinicians and clients
  • Exports of clinic data
  • Benchmarking reports to clinic
  • Registry-wide reporting
  • Access to registry data for approved research

We are proud to be a clinic partner with the TrEAT Registry. Not only does it help us manage our client data in immediately useful ways, we also know that we are part of a bigger project helping the ED community. — Dr Chris Basten, Director of Basten & Associates

Logos: Appetite for change, Butterfly, Collective Health Co, Basten & Associates, everyBody Psychology & Wellbeing, Nurture Psychology, Ramsay Health Care, The Redleaf Practice, The Richardson Group, Hunter New England Local Health District

Our partners

My practice’s involvement in the TrEAT Registry has allowed us to bridge the divide between clinical practice and research, in making ongoing data collection viable. I genuinely believe this allows us to provide better care to our clients. — Dr Mandy Goldstein, Director of everyBody Psychology & Wellbeing

How to participate

You can register your interest by completing our Expression of Interest form or by emailing treat@uts.edu.au.

There are three stages of setting up your clinic as a participating TrEAT site:

1. Engagement of relevant clinic staff

Registry involvement involves input and engagement from all levels of staff including management, administration, and clinical staff. Each Partner Clinic must nominate an onsite registry coordinator, who will be the main point of contact and is responsible for compliance with registry policies and procedures.

2. Ethics approvals

Our team will help coordinate submissions for local ethics and governance approvals.

3. Training

Eligible clinics will be advised on how to begin preparing for registry data collection. We will provide necessary resources to assist and train all relevant staff prior to data collection commencing.

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Eligible partner clinics

To participate, your clinic must be able to meet the following criteria:

  1. Ability and commitment to enter all eligible clients into the registry database.
  2. Nomination of a registry coordinator to oversee and manage local data collection.
  3. Ability to establish and maintain internal systems for data accuracy and timely data entry.
  4. Willingness to comply with the project protocol and ethics requirements.

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