The goal of this 12-session ECHO program is to equip of primary care providers (PCPs) and their teams to deliver equitable, affirming care to neurodivergent adults, particularly autistic individuals and those with ADHD, by addressing systemic healthcare disparities and improving…
The Chronic Pain and Opioids ECHO will support primary careclinicians and their teams provide enhanced pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment for chronic pain in medical settings. All sessions include a brief didactic presentation and interactive, deidentified case discussion.
The overall program goal is to support primary care clinicians and their teams as they diagnose and treat patients with addiction in their practices. All sessions include a brief didactic presentation and interactive, deidentified case discussion.
The purpose of the Weight Management ECHO is to build the capacity of primary care clinicians and their team members to provide evidence-based comprehensive care of their eligible patients with complicated overweight and obesity. This includes education about weight loss…
The Oregon ECHO Network (OEN) will work closely with pediatricians, psychologists, and pediatric specialists to deliver a 12-session Palliative Care ECHO program that meets weekly for 60 minutes. Each session will include a 15-20-minute expert presentation on best practices for…
ECHO is a tele-mentoring program that uses video-conferencing technology to combine brief didactic presentations with interactive and practical, de-identified case presentations from participants. Each learner participating in the Adult Psychiatry ECHO program will be asked to present at least one…
The Oregon ECHO Network (OEN) will work closely with neurologists, geriatricians, dementia specialists, and their clinical teams to deliver a 10-session Dementia 201 ECHO program that meets weekly for 60 minutes. Each session will include a 15-20-minute expert presentation on…
This ECHO aims to increase Substance Use Disorder (SUD) identification and evidence based treatment by Oregon Emergency Department staff. Barriers to excellent SUD care in EDs have included: stigma against persons with SUD, inexperience with medication for opioid use disorder…
The rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into medicine presents both immense opportunities and significant challenges for the healthcare providers and other practitioners. While AI holds promise for improving patient safety, reducing costs, and enhancing experiences for both patients and…
Although fires in the OR are a rare occurrence, the risk for fire is increased due to the oxygen-enriched environment. In the event of a fire, knowing how to respond and quickly manage the situation is necessary to protect patients…
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