The following section provides background information on the REGISTRY project. It includes details about its aims, why it is important and how it relates to other research into Huntington’s disease.

• What is REGISTRY?
  
• What are the aims of REGISTRY?
• Why is REGISTRY important?
• Are there any links to other projects (EHDN- or worldwide)?
• What are the benefits of participating in REGISTRY?
• What types of studies are performed?
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The topics covered in this section include information on who can take part in REGISTRY, what it involves and the type of data that is collected. There is also information on how REGISTRY data is processed and stored together with an explanation of participant confidentiality and data protection 

• How many countries and study sites are involved? How many participants are currently enrolled?
• Who is eligible to participate in REGISTRY?
• How are participants recruited?
• Where are participants examined?
• What kind of data is collected?
• What kinds of tests and assessments are performed?
• Confidentiality and data protection
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This section describes the infrastructure in place to provide the successful conduct of the REGISTRY project. The following topics describe the organisation and coordination involved in REGISTRY.

• Central Coordination
• Language Area Coordination
• REGISTRY Steering Committee
• Working Groups
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Further information can be obtained by contacting the Language Area Coordination team or the REGISTRY Project Manager:

Sub-Project Developement

Lists of participating sites and members of REGISTRY Steering Committee.