Formerly the ABMTRR ANZTCT Registry The ANZTCT Registry The registry was established in 1992 and was previously known as the ABMTRR (Australasian Bone Marrow Transplant Recipient Registry). It was rebranded in its 30th anniversary year to better reflect its operation under the auspices of Australia and New Zealand Transplant and Cellular Therapies (ANZTCT), previously the Bone Marrow Transplant Society of Australia and New Zealand. The registry records details of bone marrow, peripheral blood and cord blood stem cell transplants and other cellular therapies including CAR-T throughout Australia and New Zealand. The registry is a Commonwealth-funded Clinical Quality Registry. Clinical data Our Annual Data Summary reports on transplant activity, trends and outcomes for autologous and allogeneic transplants performed in Australia and New Zealand. Registry data supports monitoring of outcomes, best clinical practice and the development of guidelines. The TGA and MSAC recommended data collection and reporting by ANZTCT Registry as a condition of approval of commercial CAR-T products. The registry also has the facility to collect these data for other cellular therapy products in both the standard treatment and clinical trial settings. ANZTCT Registry Accrual Data Quality and Benchmarking The registry provides data to hospitals for internal quality programs and to assist with accreditation requirements for stem cell transplant and cell therapy services. Accrediting bodies such as FACT and JACIE require benchmarking against national and international standards. ANZTCT Registry is the only source of this analysis for Australia and New Zealand, and now provides hospital reports for all contributing centres. Research Support ANZTCT Registry data are regularly used for scene setting and feasibility to help plan research projects. Retrospective reviews and analyses of registry data are presented at local and international conferences and may lead to publications in peer reviewed journals. Prospective studies are also supported by the registry. Transplant and Cellular Therapies Services Planning With close to full enumeration of these complex procedures, ANZTCT Registry can provide data to help prioritise resource allocation for these services, such as staffing, laboratory equipment, short term patient care requirements and services for long term survivors.