The Mental Health Program led an organisational wide review of the management of Eating Disorder clients at Monash Health. This included collating and analysing information from expert working parties, focus groups, and forums, analysis of data, as well as surveys that were distributed to carers, consumers, Monash Health employees, and external agencies working with clients with Eating Disorders. The findings indicated a number of issues with the current service, including multiple referral pathways, poor interface between primary, acute, and mental health, no shared care approaches to treatment, and lack of consumers and carers involvement in treatment.