(he/him)
digital
Daniel is Digital Innovations Lead at InsideOut Institute, where he leads a range of projects including the development of our eTherapy platform, expansion of the eClinic, and oversight of our online training systems. He is passionate about using technology to improve the availability, efficacy and ease access to life-changing therapy.
He previously worked at the NSW Data Analytics Centre, tackling complex problems using cross-government data, and contributed to a communications app startup. Daniel holds a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education from the University of Sydney, with First Class Honours for his research on the AIDS crisis in Sydney.
The GP Hub and Tools research program evaluates a comprehensive, free, nationally available digital hub designed to support GPs in screening, assessing, diagnosing, and treating eating disorders through evidence-based tools, clinical decision support, and practice management resources. The program monitors engagement and outcomes to identify improvement opportunities, with the goal of increasing GPs' knowledge, confidence, and willingness to identify and manage eating disorders in primary care.
SkillED is an online CBT self-help program with 11 self-paced modules that evaluates innovative engagement strategies - including individual treatment choice and just-in-time adaptive interventions - to reduce dropout rates and improve adherence and outcomes for individuals aged 12+ experiencing eating disorder symptoms.
Our eClinic is a digital platform providing immediate access to evidence-based online interventions and self-monitoring tools for people with eating disorders at any point in their recovery journey, with a Health Professional Portal enabling clinician-guided support. This research establishes a comprehensive outcomes database from routinely collected eClinic data to analyse accessibility, usage, and treatment effectiveness, informing platform improvements and transforming service provision for underserved populations.
The livED project offers a digital platform for people to share their experiences of living with and getting treatment for body image, eating or exercise concerns. The project aims to improve and diversify our understanding of eating disorders within the community and to inform health system approaches.
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