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ACSQHC-ARCR-279

Prioritised clinical domain
Mental Health
Abbreviation
TrEAT Registry
Registry contact

Deborah Mitchison, University of Technology Sydney, deborah.mitchison@uts.edu.au

Year established
2016
Description

The Australia and New Zealand Clinical Quality Registry for the Treatment of Eating Disorders (TrEAT Registry) supports clinical outcomes monitoring and reporting for people receiving eating disorders treatment. Participating services including private and public outpatient, day program, and residential eating disorder treatment centres in Australia and New Zealand. Clients at these services complete patient reported outcome measures before and throughout treatment. A feedback mechanism is employed whereby summaries of scores with norming data are sent immediately to clinicians to guide clinical decision-making. Service-wide reports are generated and benchmarked against the pooled registry data across services. Researchers use the registry to answer questions about eating disorder phenomenology and treatment. The TrEAT Registry captures clients aged 13 years and older, and all participating clients/caregivers provide informed consent for the use of their data to be included in the database for auditing and research purposes.

Reporting process
  • Feedback to contributing clinicians
  • Reported in Annual Report
  • Quality assurance reports are provided to the executive of each listed clinic regularly, and benchmarked against pooled registry data. Funded research evaluations of treatment programs using the registry involve more comprehensive mixed methods analysis and reports to services, funders and governments.
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs)
  • Core Set (Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire; Clinical Impairment Assessment; Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale)
  • Additional PROMs included as requested by individual services or to support research.
Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREMs)

Measures are currently under co-review with clients and clinicians, and are expected to include a measure of treatment satisfaction.

Participating sites

New South Wales

  • Appetite for Change, Crows Nest
  • Basten & Associates Clinical Psychologists, Westmead; Basten & Associates Clinical Psychologists, Chatswood; EveryBody Psychology & Wellbeing, Bondi Junction;
  • Redleaf Practice, St Leonards

Queensland

  • Collective Health Co, Forest Glen
  • Wandi Nerida Residential Eating Disorder Program, Mooloolah Valley

Western Australia

  • 26 Richardson Street, West Perth

Australia - Wide

  • Butterfly Foundation Next Steps virtual day program (national).

New Zealand

  • Nurture Psychology, Auckland
Condition
Eating Disorders
Name
Australia and New Zealand Clinical Quality Registry for the Treatment of Eating Disorders
Lead organisation
University of Technology Sydney
Ethics approval reference
Ethics approval received
Ethics reference: H14478
Western Sydney University Human Research Ethics Committee
Preferred published date
Immediately
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