Implementing Pharmacologic Weight Management in Primary Care
Leading Employee Well-being: Promoting Organizational Change in LTC Learning Collaborative
Pain Management and Substance Use Disorder in Dental Settings
Communities of Practice
Programs that are underway, but are still accepting registrants:
Purpose: Building the capacity of primary care clinicians and clinical team members to effectively manage complex mental health conditions in adults
Audience: Primary care clinicians are prioritized (MD, DO, ND, NP, PA). Due to our funding, Oregon registrants will be prioritized
Sample topics: Personality disorders, psychosis, social determinants of mental health, geriatric psychopharmacology, dementia, transgender mental health, ADHD
Schedule: 12 sessions. Thursdays, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Pacfic time, January 2 - March 20, 2025
Faculty:
Jane Payne, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, OHSU
Ruth S. Tadesse, PhD, RN, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, OHSU
Aaron Stringfield, PharmD, Clinical and Psychiatric Pharmacist, Samaritan Heath Services
Purpose: Enhancing the ability of primary care clinicians and behavioral health clinicians working in primary care settings to identify and treat pediatric mental health issues. Both pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment methods will be presented
Audience: Primary care clinicians (MD, DO, NP, ND, PA) and behavioral health clinicans working in primary care settings. Due to our funding, Oregon registrants will be prioritized
Sample topics: ADHD, anxiety disorder, depression, learning disabilities, trauma, PTSD, eating disorders, learning disorders
Schedule: 12 sessions. Tuesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. PT, September 17 - December 10, 2025
Faculty:
Linda Schmidt, MD, Assistant Professor, OHSU
Amelia Roth, MD, Developmental Pediatrician, Lane and Douglas County Federally Qualified Health Clinics
Dacey Brooke, MD, Pediatrician, Bay Clinic
Jennifer Simon-Thomas, PhD, Child Psychologist, Just Psychological Services
Purpose: Increasing the capacity of primary care clinicians and community care teams to optimize medication use, appropriately prescribe, and apply strategies for deprescribing medications for older adults
Audience: Primary care teams, including prescribing clinicians, nurses, social workers, pharmacists, nurse care managers, behavioral health specialists, administrators, and quality improvement specialists
Sample topics: Evidence-based guidelines and resources for deprescribing; communication strategies; tapers and microtapers; safer alternatives to risky meds; collaborating with team members and specialsts on deprescribing
Schedule: 12 sessions. Thursdays, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m., Pacific time, January 9 - March 27, 2025
Faculty:
Laura Byerly, MD, Associate Professor, Division of Geriatrics, OHSU
Erin Jobst, PT, PhD, Clinical Associate Professor, Oregon State University, Cascades
Lynne Shinto, ND, MPH, Professor of Neurology, OHSU
Suki Kuboterra, PharmD, BCPS, Clinical Pharmacist and Coordinator, Providence Health and Services
Purpose: Help clinicians and their teams practicing in primary care clinics and other settings to identify and treat substance use disorders (SUD). This ECHO introduces a systems perspective to providing SUD care and buprenorphine prescribing within primary care clinics
Audience: Clinicians (prescribing MD, DO, NP, PA), nurses, social workers, pharmacists, behavioral health specialists, practice managers, and quality improvement specialists are encouraged to register. Primary care teams are highly encouraged to participate together including prescribers and other care team members.
Sample topics: Health disparities, stigma, and structural factors affecting addiction care; Buprenorphine inductions; comparing protocols; Harm reduction principles applied to buprenorphine prescribing; Wellness in SUD treatment programs; Pregnant patients and SUD
Schedule: 12 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., January 8 - March 19, 2025
Eleasa Sokolski, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry, OHSU; Addiction Medicine ECHO Deputy Director
Stacie Andoniadis, BS, Program Manager, Medication for Addiction Treatment, CareOregon
Lydia Bartholow, PMHNP, CARN-PA, FIAAN, Medical Director of Substance Use Disorder Services at Unity Behavioral Health, Associate Professor UCSF SON, Assistant Professor OHSU SOM and SON
Heather Starbird, LPC, Counselor, Mosaic Community Health
Purpose: Supporting the creation or improvement of systems of care that effectively treat hepatitis C in the primary care setting.
Audience: Primary care teams, including prescribing clinicians, nurses, social workers, pharmacists, nurse care managers, behavioral health specialists, administrators, and quality improvement specialists
Sample topics: Diagnosis, screening, and treatment of hepatitis B & C; prevention of transmission and re-infection; assessing fibrosis and cirrhosis; designing a team-based care approach to hepatitis C treatment; recognizing liver-related complications
Schedule: 16 sessions. Thursdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, January 9 - May 1, 2025
Faculty
Arnab Mitra, MD, MS, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, OHSU School of Medicine
Hunter Spencer, DO, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine, OHSU
HaYoung Ryu, PharmD, Hepatitis C/HIV Pharmacist, OHSU
Purpose: Building the capacity of primary care clinicians and their team members to provide evidence-based comprehensive care of their eligible patients living with complicated overweight and obesity. This includes education about weight loss efficacy from lifestyle interventions and, when not sufficient, initiating anti-obesity medications, counseling for metabolic-bariatric surgery, referring to subspecialty care for co -management of complicated comorbid conditions, and education around reducing bias and stigma in overweight and obesity
Audience: Primary care clinicians, dieticians, nurses, pharmacists, behavioral health specialists, and other care team members
Sample topics: Anti-obesity medications; Diet and lifestyle recommendations; Patient conversations, including navigating stigma and bias; Metabolic bariatric surgery & endobariatrics
Schedule: 8 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. PT, January 8 - February 26, 2025
Faculty:
Manida Wungjiranirun, MD; Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, School of Medicine, OHSU
Jonathan Purnell, MD; Professor of Medicine, Knight Cardiovascular Institute Division of Cardiovascular Medicine and the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Clinical Nutrition, School of Medicine, OHSU
Tracy Severson, RD, LD, CD, Dietician, Center for Preventive Oncology, OHSU Knight Cardiovascular Institute
Selvi Williams, MD, MPH; Clinician/Educator, Division of General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, OHSU
Purpose: Promote retention through creating and maintaining a culture of organizational support and well-being of the long-term care workforce.
Audience: Professionals from long-term care residential settings, including facility administrators, directors of nursing, human resource directors, resident managers, staffing coordinators, lead caregiving staff, directors of social services.
Sample topics: Culture of employee well-being; Trauma informed leadership; Organizational strategies to prevent workforce burnout; Policies to support work-life balance
Schedule: 12 sessions. Tuesdays, 3:00 - 4:00 p.m., Pacific time, April 2 - June 18, 2024. NOTE: The Promoting Organizational Change for Employee Well-being in Long-term Care Learning Collaborative consists of 3 modules of 4 sessions for a total of 12 sessions. You can attend 1 or all 3 modules! Session are every other week. When you register you will receive calendar invites for all 12 sessions but feel free to just attend the sessions you are able.
Faculty:
Jen Hoffer, NHA, Recruitment Officer, Marquis Companies
Lisa Ladendorff, LCSW, Business Development and Training Director, NEON
Alicia Hayes, CNA, RA, Staffing Coordinator, Marquis Companies
Sandra Simon, LNHA, MBA
Purpose: Develop more knowledgeable, skilled and confident nursing facility staff who are better equipped to deliver person-centered care to residents living with substance use disorder
Audience: Staff in skilled nursing facilities and ICF in Oregon will be given priority, however, staff in community-based care settings are welcome to apply if space is available. Team members could include the following: facility administrator, nurses, social services, life enrichment, and direct service staff members, such as CNAs
Sample topics: Intersection of serious persistent mental illness and SUD in older adults; Intersection of neurocognitive disorders and SUD in older adults; Medications to manage SUD in long-term care; Person-centered language and care planning for nursing facilities related to SUD
Schedule: 6 sessions. Second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, 2:30 - 3:30 p.m, Pacific Time, January 14 - March 25, 2025
Faculty:
Sarah Foidel, OTD, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist, Interim Director, and Associate Professor, Pacific University
Susan S. Rose, PhD, NP, Gerontologist and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Legacy Health
Lacey Plasker, BSW, QMHA, Older Adult Behavioral Health Specialist, Yamhill County
Purpose: To build the capacity of dentists and their teams to identify and manage patients with oral pain or substance use disorders in the dental setting
Audience: Dentists and other dental professionals
Sample topics: Learnings from ECHO 1.0; Lived experiences of patients with SUDs; Managing dental care of vulnerable populations with SUDs; Strategies for managing dental anxiety in patients with SUDs; Trauma-Informed Care for patients with SUDs. Participants across the U.S. are encouraged to register
Schedule: 8 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. Pacific time, January 8 - March 26, 2025
Richie Kohli, BDS, MS (DPH), Associate Professor, Department of Community Dentistry, OHSU
Karan J. Replogle, DDS, MS, Endodontist and Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Systems, School of Dentistry, OHSU
Barry Taylor, DMD, FAGD, Executive Director, Oregon Dental Association
Harjit Sehgal, BDS, MS, Assistant Professor of Periodontics, School of Dentistry, OHSU
Andrea Gough-Goldman, MD, MPH, Addiction Medicine Physician, CODA Inc.
Brandon Maughan, MD, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, School of Medicine. OHSU
Megan Herink, PharmD, Clinical Assistant Professor, College of Pharmacy, OSU/OHSU
Purpose: Provide primary care providers and others in rural areas with limited access with the tools to diagnose rheumatic and musculoskeletal processes and provide initial management of these conditions
Audience: Clinicians (medical doctors, doctors of osteopathic medicine, physical therapists, occupational therapists, pharmacists, naturopaths, chiropractors, physician’s associates, nurse practitioners) in rural areas or with reduced access to specialists
Sample topics: Ordering and interpreting rheumatologic labs; Rheumatoid arthritis; Spondyloarthritis including psoriatic arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis; Central pain and fibromyalgia; Osteoarthritis; Polymyalgia rheumatica; Effective physical therapy strategies
Schedule: 12 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, January 8 - March 26, 2025
Faculty:
Gina Ferrero, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Arthritis and Rheumatic Diseases, School of Medicine, OHSU
Hans Carlson, MD, Associate Professor, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, OHSU
Marvin Smith, DPT, PT, MA, CSCS, OHSU rehab, Outpatient PT, OHSU
Eliza Thompson, FNP, Instructor/APP, Division of Arthritis and Rheumatic Diseases, OHSU
Purpose: Improve services provided to people with substance use disorder accessing emergency departments for care. Throughout ECHO, we address clinical care, patient and provider experience, and stigma towards people who use drugs
Audience: Healthcare providers, nurses, social workers, peers, case managers, pharmacists, care coordinators, administrators, quality improvement specialists, and other interested care team members are encouraged to register and forward to your colleagues and networks
Sample topics: Reducing stigma and using best practice language for substance use disorder care; Medication for Opioid Use Disorder, including buprenorphine and methadone; Management of precipitated opioid withdrawal; Managing alcohol withdrawal and initiating ambulatory withdrawal protocols; Methamphetamine Use Disorder and stimulant induced psychosis; Recovery Peers in emergency departments
Schedule: 11 sessions. Tuesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, February 11 — May 6, 2026
Faculty
Ulrika Agnew, MD, Emergency Department/ Addiction Medicine Clinician, Astoria Sunnyside Hospital; Boulder Care
Megan Glines, MSW, CSWA, ED Social worker, Columbia Memorial Hospital, Astoria
Melissa Willitzer, PA-C, Emergency Department Clinician, OHSU Hillsboro; Portland Adventist; and Columbia Memorial Hospital
Brennan Washburn, CADC-R. CRM I, PSS, Bend Peer Supervisor and Peer Support Specialist, BestCare Treatment Services
Purpose: The purpose of the Suicide Prevention ECHO is to build the capacity and comfort of primary care clinicians and their team members with evidence-based care for individuals presenting with suicidal thoughts and behaviors
Audience: Primary care clinicians (MDs, DOs, PAs, NPs, RNs) clinicians, nurses, behavioral health providers, and other healthcare team members
Sample topics: Safety Planning; Lethal Means Counseling; Early identification and screening; Caring for at risk pediatric patients
Schedule: 8 sessions. Wednesdays, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. PT, January 15 - March 5, 2025
Faculty:
Manvi Smith, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist, Providence Medical Group – Providence Behavioral Health Integration
Meghan J.M. Caughey, MA, MFA, Consultant at Meghan Caughey Consulting, LLC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Psychiatry, OHSU
Bobbie Hildreth, MN, RN, CPN, Center for Nursing Excellence & Innovation Cognitive-Behavioral Professional Practice Leader, OHSU
Ursula Whiteside, PhD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Faculty, University of Washington, and CEO of NowMattersNow.org
Communities of practice are designed for those who have attended ECHO programs or are otherwise experienced in the topic to come together and present their challenging cases for a facilitated discussion in an informal setting. These programs meet monthly and do not offer didactic presentations; they are 100% case-based. Learners receive CME credits for attendance.
Audience: Primary care clinicians, hospital clinicians and other healthcare professionals working in ambulatory or hospital care. Recommended for graduates of Substance Use Disorders in Ambulatory Care, Substance Use Disorder in Hospital Care, Chronic Pain and Opioids, and Effective Systems for Treating Addiction
Schedule: 10 Sessions. Second Monday of each month, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., September 9, 2024 - June 9, 2025
Audience: Neurologists; primary care clinicians including MDs, DOs, NPs, and PAs; nurses; social workers; case managers; pharmacists; administrators; quality improvement specialists; and other interested team members
Schedule: 9 sessions. Third Tuesday of each month, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., PT, September 17, 2024 - June 17, 2025
Audience: Physicians, nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives, physician assistants, behavioral health clinicians, pharmacists, nurses, traditional health workers, peers, administrative staff, and other clinic champions. Due to our funding, Oregon registrants will be prioritized.
Schedule: 16 sessions. Third Tuesday of each month, March 19, 2024 - June 17 2025, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific Time
Audience: Healthcare professionals caring for patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases. Simultaneous enrollment in this community of practice is strongly recommended for those enrolling in the foundational Hepatitis C: Treatment and Elimination ECHO and also recommended for past graduates of Hepatitis C Treatment and Elimination
Schedule: 9 sessions. First Monday of each month, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., October 7, 2024 - June 2, 2025
Audience: Primary care clinicians and their team members caring for patients with mental health conditions across the lifespan. Recommended for those who have completed one or more of the following ECHO programs: Adult Mental Health I or II; Adult Psychiatry, Child Psychiatry
Schedule: 6 sessions. First Wednesday of each month, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m, January 15 - June 4, 2025
Faculty
Jonathan Betlinski, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, OHSU; Clinical Advisor, Oregon ECHO Network
Ajit N. Jetmalani, MD, Joseph Professor and Director, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, OHSU
Audience: Long-term care nursing facility staff and community-based care teams who have attended a past Nursing Facilty Behavioral Health ECHO
Schedule: 4 sessions. Third Tuesday of each month, 2:30 - 3:30 p.m., January 21 - April 15, 2025
Audience: Jail administrators, jail healthcare staff, and community healthcare providers. Registration for this Community of Practice is open to those who have completed the Substance Use Disorders in Jail Settings ECHO
NOTE: If you want to register for the currently running Substance Use Disorders in Jails ECHO program, use this link
Schedule: 5 sessions. Second Tuesdays of each month, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., PT, January 14 - May 13, 2025
These programs are currently closed. However, Oregon ECHO Network may offer ECHO programs on similar topics in the future. Please contact us if you would like to receive information about programs like these as they become available.
This 12-session program was designed to support primary care clinicians who manage patients with mental health conditions.
This 14-session ECHO program helped primary care teams build their capacity to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder.
This 6-session ECHO program was designed to help front-line clinicians understand what is known and not known about cannabis health effects
This 12-session ECHO program was designed to enhance the ability of primary care clinicians to identify and treat mental health issues in children.
This 6-session ECHO series was created to build the capacity of Oregon preceptors to provide high-quality mentorship to healthcare learners that is relevant to a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
10-session interactive program to learn and share best practices for deflection implementation.
This 10-session community of practice gave primary care clinicians and their teams a place to discuss caring for patients with dementia.
6 session ECHO designed to expand the capacity of dental preceptors to provide high-quality mentorship to 4th-year dental students.
This 12-session ECHO was created to increase the capacity of primary care clinicians and community care teams to optimize medication use, appropriately prescribe, and apply strategies for deprescribing medications for older adults
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help primary care clinicians and their teams to diagnose and treat common outpatient geriatric patient care issues.
This 16-session ECHO supported clinicians in learning how to diagnose and treat individual patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases as well as build a treatment program at the community level.
This 6-session ECHO was designed to improve local public health department professional’s knowledge, confidence, and skills to address health inequities in their communities
This 12-session ECHO program was designed build the capacity of pediatric care practices with integrated behavioral health clinicians to provide high quality integrated behavioral and developmental health services.
This 12-Session program supported clinicians, staff and other healthcare professionals working with patients living with Long COVID.
12-session program designed to increase Substanthe capacity of primary care clinicians and their team members to provide perimenopausal/menopausal health care to their patients
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to build skilss and knowledge of nursing facility teams around behavioral health issues such as depression, caregiver burnout, drug-drug interarctions, and behavioral interventions.
(3 cohorts) This 7-session ECHO was created to support the capacity of dentists and their teams to increase responsible opioid prescribing.
This 6-session ECHO was creted to develop more confident public health preceptors who are better equipped to support public health students through an applied practice experience resulting in increased opportunities for students to explore a career with underserved populations.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help recovery peers and clinicians integrate the peer role into various medical settings.
This 8-session ECHO was designed to build the capacity of primary care clinicians and their team members to provide culturally responsive and equitable reproductive health care to their patients.
This 12-session ECHO series was created to address the needs of primary care and pediatric clinicians treating substance use disorders in adolescent patients.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams identify and treat substance use disorders in a primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in a primary care setting.
12-session ECHO designed to develop more knowledgeable, skilled, and confident community-based care staff who are better equipped to deliver person-directed care to address their residents’ complex physical and behavioral health issues related to substance use disorders.
11 session ECHO designed to improve services provided to people with substance use disorder accessing emergency departments for care.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help jail administrative ad healthcare teams identify and treat individuals with substance use disorders in their facilities.
(3 cohorts) This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
This 9-session program brings together leaders from SUD treatment facilities throughout the state to share best practices and support.
This 12-session program was designed to support primary care clinicians who manage patients with mental health conditions.
This 14-session ECHO program helped primary care teams build their capacity to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder.
This 6-session ECHO series was created to build the capacity of Oregon preceptors to provide high-quality mentorship to healthcare learners that is relevant to a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
This 6-session ECHO was designed to share evidenced-based approaches for clinical practices or regional health care organizations to improve colorectal cancer screening rates
This 16-session ECHO supported clinicians in learning how to diagnose and treat individual patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases as well as build a treatment program at the community level.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed build the capacity of pediatric care practices with integrated behavioral health clinicians to provide high quality integrated behavioral and developmental health services.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed build the capacity of primary care practices with integrated behavioral health clinicians to provide high quality integrated behavioral health services for adults.
This 12-Session program supported clinicians, staff and other healthcare professionals working with patients living with Long COVID.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to build skilss and knowledge of nursing facility teams around behavioral health issues such as depression, caregiver burnout, drug-drug interarctions, and behavioral interventions.
(3 cohorts) This 7-session ECHO was created to support the capacity of dentists and their teams to increase responsible opioid prescribing.
This 6-session ECHO was creted to develop more confident public health preceptors who are better equipped to support public health students through an applied practice experience resulting in increased opportunities for students to explore a career with underserved populations.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help recovery peers and clinicians integrate the peer role into various medical settings.
This 8-session ECHO was designed to build the capacity of primary care clinicians and their team members to provide culturally responsive and equitable reproductive health care to their patients.
This 12-session ECHO series was created to address the needs of primary care and pediatric clinicians treating substance use disorders in adolescent patients.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams identify and treat substance use disorders in a primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in a primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help jail administrative ad healthcare teams identify and treat individuals with substance use disorders in their facilities.
(3 cohorts) This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
This 9-session program brings together leaders from SUD treatment facilities throughout the state to share best practices and support.
This 12-session ECHO program is enhanced the ability of primary care clinicians and healthcare team members to provide whole-person care to children and youth in foster care.
This 12-session program was designed to support primary care clinicians who manage patients with mental health conditions.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed to enhance the ability of primary care clinicians to identify and treat mental health issues in children.
This 14-session ECHO program helped primary care teams build their capacity to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in a primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help primary care clinicians and their teams to diagnose and treat common outpatient geriatric patient care issues.
This 12-session ECHO program built the capacity of primary care teams to provide gender-affirming care.
This 16-session ECHO supported clinicians in learning how to diagnose and treat individual patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases as well as build a treatment program at the community level.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed build the capacity of pediatric care practices with integrated behavioral health clinicians to provide high quality integrated behavioral and developmental health services.
(3 cohorts) This 7-session ECHO was created to support the capacity of dentists and their teams to increase responsible opioid prescribing.
This 10-session ECHO series supported the capacity of clinicians and their teams to diagnose and treat Parkinson Disease (PD) and address common issues that occur because of a Parkinson diagnosis.
This 12-session ECHO helped practices partner with and leverage the expertise of community health workers in improving the care of hypertension and diabetes.
This 6-session ECHO series was created to build the capacity of Oregon preceptors to provide high-quality mentorship to healthcare learners that is relevant to a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
This 12 session ECHO series was designed to help recovery peers and clinicians integrate the peer role into various medical settings.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams identify and treat substance use disorders in a primary care setting.
(3 cohorts) This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
This 6-session program brings together leaders from SUD treatment facilities throughout the state to share best practices and support.
(2 cohorts) This 12-session ECHO program built the capacity of primary clinicians and teams to effectively manage type 2 diabetes and its complications.
This 12-session ECHO helped primary care and behavioral health clinicians and their team members better serve veterans and military service members who access behavioral health services in community-based settings.
This 12-session ECHO program is enhanced the ability of primary care clinicians and healthcare team members to provide whole-person care to children and youth in foster care.
(3 cohorts) This 12-session program was designed to support primary care clinicians who manage patients with mental health conditions.
This 16-session ECHO series covered evidence-based strategies for keeping COVID-19 out of nursing homes, managing mild and asymptomatic cases of COVID-19, and preventing the spread of COVID-19 among staff, residents, and visitors.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed to enhance the ability of primary care clinicians to identify and treat mental health issues in children.
This 14-session ECHO program helped primary care teams build their capacity to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder.
This 12-session ECHO series addressed pharmacological and non-pharmacological behavioral health and medical intervention strategies for managing pediatric patients with conditions such as metabolic syndrome, chronic pain, concussions, and abdominal pain.
(3 cohorts) This ECHO was designed to provide evidence-based information on treatment, prevention, and up-to-date information relating to COVID-19 to all Oregon healthcare professionals.
This 10-session ECHO series was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care to effectively diagnose and treat dementia in the primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in a primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed build the capacity of pediatric care practices with integrated behavioral health clinicians to provide high quality integrated behavioral and developmental health services.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help primary care clinicians and their teams to diagnose and treat common outpatient geriatric patient care issues.
This 16-session ECHO supported clinicians in learning how to diagnose and treat individual patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases as well as build a treatment program at the community level.
The purpose of this 5 session ECHO series was to discus complex behavioral health cases as they arise, share and learn emerging promising practices, and foster community.
(3 cohorts) This 6-session ECHO was created to support the capacity of dentists and their teams to increase responsible opioid prescribing.
This 6-session ECHO series was created to build the capacity of Oregon preceptors to provide high-quality mentorship to healthcare learners that is relevant to a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
This 12 session ECHO series was designed to help recovery peers and clinicians integrate the peer role into various medical settings.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams identify and treat substance use disorders in a primary care setting.
(3 cohorts) This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
This 12-session ECHO program built the capacity of primary clinicians and teams to effectively manage type 2 diabetes and its complications.
This 12 session ECHO series sought to build the capacity of primary care and allied health professionals to understand and address the impact of psychic trauma sustained by patients and health care system.
This 12-session program was designed to support primary care clinicians who manage patients with mental health conditions.
This 14-session ECHO program was designed to enhance the ability of primary care clinicians to identify and treat mental health issues in children.
This 14-session ECHO program helped primary care teams build their capacity to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder.
This 11-session ECHO was designed to provide evidence-based information on treatment, prevention, and up-to-date information relating to COVID-19 to all Oregon healthcare professionals.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in a primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help primary care clinicians and their teams to diagnose and treat common outpatient geriatric patient care issues.
This 16-session ECHO supported clinicians in learning how to diagnose and treat individual patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases as well as build a treatment program at the community level.
This 12-session program was designed to support front-line nursing facility staff to better manage behavioral disturbance in older adults.
This 6-session ECHO series supported the capacity of clinicians and their teams to diagnose and treat Parkinson Disease (PD) and address common issues that occur because of a Parkinson diagnosis.
This 6-session ECHO was created to support the capacity of dentists and their teams to increase responsible opioid prescribing.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams identify and treat substance use disorders in a primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed to support those providing substance use disorder treatment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
This 12-session program was designed to support primary care clinicians who are managing patients with mental health conditions.
This 14-session ECHO series was designed to enhance the ability of primary care clinicians to identify and treat mental health issues in children.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care to effectively diagnose and treat dementia in the primary care setting.
This 12-session ECHO was designed to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in a primary care setting.
This 13-session ECHO supported clinicians in learning how to diagnose and treat individual patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases as well as build a treatment program at the community level.
his 24-session program was designed to support front-line nursing facility staff to better manage behavioral disturbance in older adults.
This 12-session ECHO program helped primary care teams build their capacity to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams identify and treat substance use disorders in a primary care setting.
This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
This program was designed to support primary care clinicians who are managing patients with mental health conditions.
This ECHO series supported clinicians in learning how to diagnose and treat individual patients with Hepatitis C and other liver diseases as well as build a treatment program at the community level.
This ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams identify and treat substance use disorders in a primary care setting.
This program was designed to support primary care clinicians who are managing patients with mental health conditions.
This ECHO was designed to enhance the ability of primary care clinicians to identify and treat mental health issues in children.
This 7-session program focused on the optimization of the community health worker role across a variety of settings and ensuring financial sustainability.
This program was designed to support primary care clinicians who are managing patients with mental health conditions.
This program was designed for primary care clinicians to better support children and adolescents with developmental and behavioral concerns.
This 5-session program was designed to support clinical teams who were working to integrate behavioral health specialists within the primary care setting.
This program was designed to support primary care clinicians who are managing patients with mental health conditions.