How it works
At the TrEAT Registry, each Partner Clinic owns their own data, and any use of data from a Partner Clinic for research purposes is subject to the Partner Clinic’s consent. Partner Clinic representatives are invited to co-design and co-author publications that use their clinic data, and may lead and supervise research themselves.
The TrEAT Registry provides infrastructure that can support program evaluations, and recently was used to scaffold the clinical and economic evaluations of Australia’s first residential treatment program for eating disorders, Wandi Nerida.
You can enquire about accessing TrEAt data for research using the form below or emailing us at treat_registry@uts.edu.au