Nutrition-related outcome measures used in eating disorder treatment
About this study
Starts
5 May 2026
Ends
31 December 2026
Participants
People with past lived experience of eating disorder treatment, as a patient or a carer.
Clinicians with at least 5 years experience working with eating disorder treatment.
Researchers who have published peer reviewed publications in the field of eating disorder research in the last 10 years.
What is Involved
Registration via an online EOI form, a screening phone call with the primary researcher, then participation in a 30-60 minute semi-structured interview.
All participants will be invited to review their transcripts, and to participate in future research of a similar nature.
Location
Brisbane or online
Funding Source
Nil
Ethics Approval Number
2026/HE010222
Author Information
Research Team
Lauren Pearson (PhD), Professor Lauren Ball, Doctor Kylie Matthews-Rensch
Institution
The University of Queensland
Contact Information
Lauren Pearson, phone 0407 843 479, email lauren.pearson@uq.edu.au
We want to understand what people think matters most when it comes to measuring progress in eating disorder treatment, especially nutrition, based on their experiences.
Currently, there are no specific ways we measure nutrition progress during treatment. This can be confusing, devalue the role of nutritional recovery, and prevent us from understanding what support in treatment is most effective. These interviews form part of a bigger project by the researcher, looking at how we measure, discuss, and report nutrition changes in eating disorder treatment. Understanding experiences of this in treatment is a very important part of this.
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