During teleECHO clinics, providers present de-identified patient cases to expert teams who mentor the providers to manage patients with complex conditions. These case-based discussions are supplemented with short didactic presentations to improve content knowledge and share evidence-based practices.
All levels of Arizona providers are welcome to participate in teleECHO clinics at no cost. Participants can include: physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, community health workers, pharmacists, and emergency medical technicians.
You can participate in teleECHO clinics using a computer with webcam and microphone, a laptop or hand-held mobile device, or a room set up for small-group videoconferencing.
TeleECHO clinics use a cloud-based video-conferencing system called Zoom, which runs reliably on both high- and low-speed internet connections.
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