Project ECHO: A Revolutionary Model for Expanding Access to Specialized Care

Project ECHO (Extension for Community Health Care Outcomes) is a transformative model of medical education and health care delivery that expands treatment capacity in rural and medically underserved areas. Through the use of teleconferencing technology, the ECHO model empowers academic medical centers to share specialized knowledge with local clinicians, bringing evidence-based medicine to everyday medical practice and dramatically increasing existing capacity to treat chronic conditions.
Created by Dr. Sanjeev Arora, a liver disease specialist and social entrepreneur at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, Project ECHO is a platform for lifelong learning, knowledge-sharing, and health mentoring.
Learn more about how Project ECHO's proven and flexible model is being replicated across the country: www.rwjf.org/en...
The ECHO Institute was recently launched, in partnership with RWJF and the GE
Foundation, to expand access to mental health care across the country. Learn more about this innovative national institute: www.rwjf.org/en...
Watch Dr. Arora explain the "aha moment" behind the groundbreaking health care model he created: • Project ECHO
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[@aliacopeland4879]

This is wonderful!

[@amyrobbins2604]

What a great concept to assist the underserved in a remote community!

[@doctorsahadat4332]

where are you live in?

[@brumtaffy]

Truly inspirational work, congratulations. My mission is to bring the ECHO model to the UK to enhance care for long-term conditions.

[@lourdesi.vizcarra3424]

Dr. Sanjeev Arora continues to amaze me. He is taking knowledge and making it accessible to build the capacity to provide expert medical care to underserved people in NM and all over the world!!

[@Daniel_WR_Hart]

I was looking for the "project echo holographic tv", and at a glance I thought Elon Musk was in the thumbnail

[@doctorsahadat4332]

I would like to work in Bangladesh with you. I am a doctor. how is it possible?