TeleECHO Sessions Coordinated by U.S. ECHO Partners
May 6, Native American Community Clinic and Hennepin Healthcare in Minnesota: Midwest Tribal ECHO: Culturally Responsive Motivational Interviewing Amid the COVID-19 Epidemic
April 29, ECHO Chicago: COVID-19 in Adult Populations
April 28, University of Utah: COVID-19 and GI manifestations
April 28, University of Utah: Crisis Standards of Care - "We Have the Plan, Now What?"
April 22, Howard University in Washington, D.C.: discussing medical ramifications of COVID-19 in OUD patient populations
April 17, University of Kansas Medical Center Masonic Cancer Alliance: Special Virtual Town Hall on COVID-19
April 13, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey: Maternal Child Health & Opioid Use During COVID-19
April 13, Virginia Commonwealth University: Palliative ECHO: Symptom Management for COVID-19
April 8, Comagine Health in Utah: Telemedicine and Other Virtual Care Services During COVID-19
April 8, Penn State: Use of Telehealth in Long-Term Care During a Pandemic
April 3, Carilion Medical Center in Virginia: OBOT in the Time of COVID-19: A Modified Regulatory Environment
April 2, Stanford University: ECHO session to focus on COVID-19 Preparation and Sick Day Management for People with Diabetes
April 1, Hennepin Healthcare in Minnesota: COVID Implications of OUD Management
April 1, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey: New Jersey COVID-19 ECHO Session. 2500 registered for the session.
April 1, Saginaw Valley State University in Michigan: COVID-19 and SUD Treatment: Care in Unprecedented Times
April 1, Northeastern Ohio Medical University: COVID-19, Heightened Anxiety and Concerns of Healthcare Professionals, Patients, and their Families
April 1, University of Texas Health San Antonio: special session on COVID-19
March 31, Mount Sinai Health System in New York: COVID-19: Notes from New York
March 31, Penn State: Special Edition: Nursing Home Care COVID-19 ECHO
March 27, Arizona State University: Community Conversation on MAT Amidst COVID-19
March 27, Northeastern Ohio Medical University: COVID-19, What Medical Professionals Need to Know
March 25, ECHO Chicago: COVID-19 in Pediatric Populations
March 24, Diabetes - Endo ECHO Collaborative: COVID-19 - Responding to Urgent Needs in your Spoke Communities
March 23, Virginia Commonwealth University: COVID-19 and Palliative Care
March 23, Texas Health Institute: technical assistance, dissemination of information and training regarding COVID-19
March 20, Carilion Medical Center in Virginia: 90-minute ECHO session to include a coronavirus update for health care providers
March 19, Penn State University, College of Medicine: COVID-19 Impact Collaborative
March 19, Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Global Health: grand rounds on COVID-19 in low-resource settings
Ongoing TeleECHO Sessions
April 29 through May 13, American Cancer Society in Georgia: COVID-19 and Cancer ECHO Series for Cancer Caregivers, Wednesdays
April 29 through May 20, Nationwide Children's Hospital in Ohio: COVID-19 Child Behavioral Health ECHO, Wednesdays
April 28 through May 5, American Cancer Society in Georgia: COVID-19 and Cancer ECHO Series for Cancer Care Teams, Tuesdays
April 22 through June 17, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire: Science & Practices to Keep Workers Safe and Businesses Prodcutive as the COVID-19 Pandemic Changes, Wednesdays
April 21 through May 19, University of Chicago: COVID-19 in Pediatric Populations, every other Tuesday
April 21 through May 26, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire: The Roles of Community Health Workers and Support Specialists during COVID-19, Tuesdays
Beginning April 17, American Society of Clinical Oncology in Virginia: Experiences and Lessons During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Beginning April 17, Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center in New Jersey: Mental Health COVID-19 Project ECHO Series, weekly on Fridays
Beginning April 15, MaineHealth: Resiliency ECHO
April 14 through May 12, Healthcentric Advisors in Rhode Island: Expanded Telehealth Services for COVID-19: Making sense of the new rules
Beginning April 13, University of Utah: Limited ECHO Series on COVID-19, weekly on Mondays
Beginning April 10, Presbyterian Healthcare Services in New Mexico: COVID-19 ECHO Clinic, weekly on Friday
April 9 through April 30, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire: Planning and Clinical Management of Perinatal COVID-19 Cases, weekly
April 9 through April 30, University of Kansas Medical Center: Telehealth ECHO, Thursdays
April 8 through April 22, University of Kansas Cancer Center: Self-Management During a Crisis: COVID-19 ECHO Mini-Series
April 8 through April 22, Texas A&M University: COVID-19 ECHO Office Hours
Beginning April 7, Amerihealth Caritas Health Plan in Pennsylvania: ACLA COVID 19 TeleECHO Clinic
April 1 through May 27, University of Colorado, Anschutz: COVID-19 Hospital Management, weekly on Wednesday
April 1 through June 24, University of Chicago: COVID-19 in Adult Populations, every other Wednesday
Beginning March 31, Boston Medical Center: COVID-19, Community, and Addiction Treatment, every other week
April 7 through May 26, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire: Learning Together About COVID-19, weekly
Beginning April 1, American Academy of Pediatrics: COVID-19 teleECHO series
Beginning April 1, Indiana University: Indiana COVID-19 Response ECHO, every Wednesday for at least 6 weeks
Beginning March 31, Mountain Area Health Education Center in North Carolina: Primary Care COVID-19 Collaborative ECHO program, twice weekly
Beginning March 30, Mountain Area Health Education Center in North Carolina: Using Telehealth: Practice Support for COVID-19
Beginning March 30, University of Texas Health San Antonio: COVID-19 Telemedicine Implementation ECHO
Beginning March 27, ECHO Colorado: primary care drop-in series, three days a week
Beginning March 26, University of West Virginia: integrating COVID-19 focus into existing teleECHO programs
Beginning March 25 through April 22, National Network of Public Health Institutes in Washington, D.C.: Individual and Workforce Resilience during Public Health Crises, weekly
Beginning March 24, University of Idaho: COVID-19 teleECHO sessions, twice weekly
Beginning March 23, University of Missouri: COVID-19 program. Over 1,000 registrants statewide.
Beginning March 20, Penn State University, College of Medicine: COVID-19 ECHO. 300 registrants from 22 states.
Beginning March 20, Oklahoma State University: COVID-19 ECHO for their community (hospital association, long term care facilities, military, national guard), 3 times per week
Beginning March 19, Oregon ECHO Network in conjunction with OHSU: 8 session COVID-19 ECHO. More than 700 participants in each March session.
Beginning March 11, Weizman Institute in Colorado: COVID-19 ECHO program
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board: COVID-19 ECHO Clinics, every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
Excellus Health Plan, Inc. in New York: COVID-19 focus for end-of-life and palliative care in New York state ECHOs
University of Florida: ECHO Diabetes program’s didactics are focusing on COVID-19-related topics
University of Louisville, Kentucky: Cancer Care & COVID-19 ECHO, weekly on Thursdays
Oregon ECHO Network in conjunction with the Oregon Health Authority: COVID-19 Office Hours, weekly
University of Alaska, Anchorage: COVID-19 ECHO program for all Alaskan healthcare stakeholders
University of Chicago: integrating didactics on COVID-19 into existing teleECHO programs
Community Health Center, Inc.in Connecticut: national COVID-19 ECHO for healthcare centers
Counterpart International in Virginia: Helping NGO leaders address the changing needs of their organizations and communities
Stanford University: ECHO Diabetes program re-focused for COVID-19
