QuEDS Online Facilitated Peer Supervision Program (QuEDS FPS) for Queensland-based Dietitians Working in Eating Disorders (ED) and Mental Health

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About this event

(QLD based clinicians only) 

Calling for EOI’s for QuEDS’ FPS program:

1. Call for EOI’s for May launch of FPS Q – Bariatric and ED focus – see page 6 for details.
2. Waitlist for ongoing QuEDS FPS groups – see complete list below.
3. Register interest in upskilling for Facilitator/Co-facilitator roles, and QuEDS FPS Facilitator training workshops.
"It is a wonderful opportunity for colleagues to come together in this shared space and collectively pool wisdom, knowledge and learnings" quote from FPS Facilitator

Background

QuEDS FPS program commenced in 2018 with a 12month pilot of one group of 10 participants and has since been formally evaluated and rolled out to provide more than 180 dietitians around
Queensland across public and private sectors with ongoing monthly peer supervision via 19 groups (as of January 2025) each with a specific clinical focus area within the eating disorders arena, plus
one group focused on the general mental health arena including eating disorders.

The published evaluation of the QuEDS FPS program is available online. Please see "Evaluation of a model of online, facilitated, peer group supervision for dietitians working in eating disorders" which
has been published as Open Access in the Journal of Eating Disorders. https://rdcu.be/cQZmS

QuEDS FPS program meets the standard of ‘eating disorder specific group supervision’ as required for ANZAED CEDC credentialing.

Qld Health recognises that effective professional supervision and support is central to provision of high-quality health services and safety of consumers (see QH-HSD-034:2014) and MNHHS Allied
Health Clinical Supervision policy states that participation in clinical supervision is mandatory.

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