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Research Snapshot: Strengthening the Dietetic Workforce in Eating Disorder Care
Dietitians are a central part of eating disorder care — however many are asking for more training as they enter the workforce. At a time where we are reflecting on collective impact across the profession, addressing this gap is critical to strengthening early intervention and safe, evidence‑based care.
14 May, 2026
NSW Eating Disorder Professionals Recognised as Finalists in 2026 Excellence in NSW Allied Health Awards
Mel Hart and Colleen Alford have been recognised as finalists in this year’s awards; a reflection of their hard work and dedication in the eating disorder field.
25 Mar, 2026
InsideOut Releases NSW Guideline for Managing Disordered Eating in People with Type 1 Diabetes
Providing a comprehensive, evidence-informed clinical guidance for the identification, prevention, assessment, and management of disordered eating and eating disorders in individuals with Type 1 Diabetes across the lifespan.
19 Mar, 2026
$1.1m awarded to advance InsideOut’s FERN eating disorder study
Dr Kristi Griffiths, one of 29 University of Sydney researchers, has been awarded $1.105 million in funding under the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Ideas Grants scheme to expand InsideOut’s pioneering FERN study.
10 Mar, 2026
NSW Eating Disorder Coordinators Meet for 2026 Annual Two-Day Gathering
InsideOut welcomed eating disorder coordinators from across New South Wales to the 2026 NSW Eating Disorder Coordinators’ Two-Day Meeting on 24–25 February.
06 Mar, 2026
InsideOut Institute recognised in international Churchill Fellowship report on eating disorders policy
InsideOut Institute for Eating Disorders has been highlighted as an example of international best practice in a newly released Churchill Fellowship report
17 Dec, 2025
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