General ECHO Programs
Behavioral Health for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabiliities
Dermatology for Non-Dermatologists
Addiction Medicine ECHO Programs
Foundations of Substance Use Disorder Care
Substance Use Disorders in Adolescents
Substance Use Disorders In Jails
Substance Use Disorders in Hospital Care
Substance Use Disorders in Pregnancy and Postpartum Care
Communities of Practice
Purpose: Build the capacity of primary care clinicians and clinical team members to effectively manage mental health conditions in adults.
Audience: Primary care clinicians, behavioral health clinicians, and other clinical team members working in primary care settings.
Sample topics: Depression; anxiety; assessing for suicide risk; bipolar disorder; PTSD; OCD and related disorders; insomnia
Schedule: 12 sessions. Tuesdays, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. PT, September 8 - December 1, 2026
Faculty:
Jonathan Betlinski, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, OHSU; Clinical Advisor, Oregon ECHO Network
Ruth S. Tadesse, PhD, RN, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, OHSU
Petrus Oliphant, PharmD, Clinical Pharmacist, OHSU
Abe Vega, MSW, CSWA, CADC-R, QMHP, Central City Concern
Purpose: Strengthen the capacity of primary care clinicians and their teams to deliver high-quality, integrated behavioral health care across the lifespan. It focuses on building practical, skills-based competencies in behavioral health assessment, brief interventions, and team-based care within primary care settings.
Audience: Participants will include primary care clinicians (MDs, DOs, PAs, NPs, RNs), nurses, behavioral health providers, THWs, Peer Support Specialists, and other healthcare team members.
Sample topics: Core competencies for providers; Tools for risk assessment; Working with families, adolescents, and geriatrics; Connecting with patients; Essential resources
Schedule: 12 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, September 9 - December 2, 2026
Faculty
David Nagarkatti-Gude, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, OHSU School of Medicine
Rebekah Schiefer, MSW, LCSW, Associate Professor, Director of Behavioral Health Education Department of Family Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University
Ann Tseng, MD, MBA, Chief Medical Officer, Neighborhood Health Center
Purpose: Building the capacity and confidence of community mental health providers and their team members to provide care for adults with complex combinations of IDD, mental health conditions, and substance use disorders.
Audience: Community mental health providers and their team members.
Sample topics: Adapting therapy models for IDD; School and community integration; Addressing puberty and emerging sexuality; Fundamentals of conducting therapy with youth with IDD.
Schedule: 12 sessions. Thursdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, September 10 - December 3, 2026
Faculty
Jessica Leitner, MSW, DD Advocate, systems expert
Danell Boggs, DBH, MSW, LCSW, Behavioral health clinician and consultant, Brightways Consulting Group
Lori Doede, LPC, NCC/MAC, Mental health therapist for adults with IDD
Andrew Vilius, RN, MS, PMHNP-BC, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Lifespan Psychiatric Consulting
Purpose: Enhance 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. Pacific time, September 15 - December 8, 2026
Faculty:
Linda Schmidt, MD, Assistant Professor, OHSU
Amelia Roth, MD, Developmental Pediatrician, Lane and Douglas County Federally Qualified Health Clinics
Jennifer Simon-Thomas, PhD, Child Psychologist, Just Psychological Services
Purpose: Increase the capacity of primary care teams to diagnose and provide integrated care to patients living with dementia
Audience: Primary care clinicians and other clinical team members working with older adults
Sample topics: Brain Health 101: Review of Reversible Contributors to Cognitive Health; Dementia Diagnosis; Dementia Therapeutics; Non Pharmacologic Management of Dementia; Safety in Dementia
Schedule: 12 sessions. Tuesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, September 15 - December 8, 2026
Faculty
Suvi Neukam, DO, FACP, CPAFH, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, OHSU
Shoshawna Rainwater, MSW, LCSW, Dementia Consultant
Alaina Ena, RN, MN, GERO-BC, CMSRN, Geriatric Nursing Practice Leader, OHSU
Sharon Leigh, PharmD, BCPS, Clinical Pharmacy Manager, Providence PACE
Purpose: Empower primary care clinicians with the knowledge and skills needed to treat common skin conditions in their practices
Audience: Prescribing clinicians (MD, DO, NP, PA), residents, nurses, medical assistants, and other clinical team members working in primary care settings. Participants may be from Oregon or across the U.S.
Sample topics: Psoriasis, Eczema, Skin Cancer (BCC, SCC, melanoma), General Dermatology (Acne, Warts, Vitiligo, and HS), Pediatric Dermatology, Wound Care, Hair and Nails, Biopsy Best Practices
Schedule: 12 sessions. Thursdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Pacific time, September 10 - December 3, 2026
Faculty:
Jesse Keller, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Dermatology, OHSU
Angela Jiang, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, OHSU
Jordan Praytor, PA-C, CAQ, Instructor, Department of Dermatology, OHSU
Melissa Adair, NP, Assistant Professor of Dermatology, OHSU
Salma Yahya, MD, General Pediatrician, Siskiyou Pediatric Clinic
Purpose: Provide community-based organizations with training and practical tools to start or strengthen digital literacy and digital health navigation.
Audience: Client‑facing staff and trusted community members from community‑based organizations, including digital health navigators, community health workers, and program leaders
Sample topics: Foundations of Digital Literacy and Technologies; Digital Health Navigator Roles, Boundaries, and Best Practices; Using Digital Connections to Address Social Care Needs; Navigating Digital Health with Culturally Specific Communities
Schedule: 8 sessions. Alternate Thursdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, September 10 - December 17, 2026
Faculty:
Nicki Perisho, BSN, RN, Director, Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center (NRTRC), The University of Utah
Jaleen Johnson, BS, Assistant Program Director, Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center (NRTRC), The University of Utah
Stephanie Hooper, CEO, AGE+
Patience Tolentino, Operations Director, AGE+
Olivia Robinson, Community Outreach & Engagement Manager, AGE+
Jessica Hanna, Community Health Coordinator, IRCO
Jaeme Miranda, Director of Programs, Familias en Acción
Amanda Beaver, CHW, Health Navigation Program Manager, Familias en Accion
Purpose: The purpose of this ECHO is to build the capacity of pediatric, primary care and mental/behavioral health providers and teams to provide holistic, culturally responsive, and equitable gender affirming care for pediatric and adolescent patients. This ECHO is a dedicated space to support and enhance understanding of Gender Affirming Care for youth fostering a collaborative and respectful environment focused on education and care.
Audience: Pediatricians, Primary Care Providers and their teams, Behavioral Health Clinicians, LCSWs
Sample topics: Creating Affirming Environments; Gender Affirming Medications; Managing Dysphoria; Sexual Health
Schedule: 12 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00, p.m., Pacific time, September 16 - December 9, 2026
Purpose: Build the capacity of primary care clinicians and their team members in rural and urban areas to provide safe care for individuals with suicidal thoughts and behaviors as well as understand how to find and use resources.
Audience: Primary care clinicians (MDs, DOs, PAs, NPs), nurses, behavioral health providers, and other healthcare team members.
Sample topics: Specialty safety planning; early identification and screening; caring for at risk pediatric patients
Schedule: 8 sessions. Wednesdays, 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. Pacific time, September 30 - November 18, 2026
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, Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, Assistant Nurse Manager, OHSU
Purpose: Support clinicians and their teams practicing in primary care clinics and other settings to identify and treat substance use disorders.
Audience: Prescribing clinicians, nurses, social workers, pharmacists, behavioral health clinicians, practice managers, and quality improvement specialists.
Sample topics: Neurobiology and diagnosis of substance use disorders; cannabis use disorder in primary care; chronic pain and opioids; building a sustainable system for SUD treatment.
Schedule: 11 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. PT, September 9 - December 2, 2026
Eleasa Sokolski, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry, OHSU; Addiction Medicine ECHO Deputy Director
Heather Starbird, LPC, Counselor, Mosaic Community Health
Sabrina F. Garcia, CRM II, THW, QMHA-II, CADC-R, CGRM, Prime + Supervisor, Peer Programs Manager/Engagment Coordinator, Transformations Wellness Center
Purpose: Improving care for adolescents with substance use disorder and risky substance use who are treated in primary and pediatric care settings.
Audience: Primary care providers, family medicine providers, pediatricians, nurses, behavioral health counselors, 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: Brains and behaviors; fentanyl and youth; harm reduction; cannabis and vaping; mental health and SUD
Schedule: 12 sessions. Thursdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Pacifc time, September 17 - December 10, 2026
Faculty:
Olivia Rae Wright, MD, Family Medicine, Addiction Medicine Specialist
Ana Hilde, MD, MPH, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Great Circle Recovery
Becca Paust, LPC, LMHC, ACS, Clinical Supervisor, Haven Counseling Collective
Kaleb Gambee, Co-Chair, Oregon Youth Addiction Alliance
Purpose: Learn and share emerging best practices in the areas of substance use disorders and foster community among a group of jail administrators and healthcare providers
Audience: Jail administrators, jail healthcare staff, and community healthcare providers
Sample topics: Neurobiology and the chronic disease model of SUD; understanding MOUD program design and evidence in corrections; corrections officers in MOUD and SUD services; The Medicaid 1115 Waiver and carceral settings; recovery peers; planning for release
Schedule: 13 sessions. Second and Fourth Mondays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., Pacific time, September 14, 2026 - March 22, 2027
Faculty
Daniel Hoover, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, OHSU; Addiction Medicine ECHO Director
Melanie Menear, MHA, MSN, RN CCHP, Healthcare Administrative Services Manager, Clackamas County Jail
Edward Buntin, Lieutenant, Kittitas County Jail
Amber Chaney, Operations and Policy Analyst, OHA Reentry Health CareProgram
Purpose: Helping clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in hospital and emergency department settings.
Audience: Hospitalists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, ED providers, nurses, social workers, peers, case managers, pharmacists, care coordinators, quality improvement specialists, and other interested care team members are encouraged to register and forward to your colleagues and networks.
Sample topics: Medication for opioid use disorders; Managing alcohol & methamphetamine use disorders in hospital care; Overdose prevention and harm reduction; Community SUD treatment settings; Acute pain management in patients with SUD; Trauma informed approaches in hospital settings.
Schedule: 12 sessions. Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Pacific time, September 9 - December 2, 2026
Faculty:
Honora Englander, MD, Professor of Medicine, Director Improving Addiction Care Team (IMPACT), OHSU
Emily Skogrand, PharmD, Pharmacist, Improving Addiction Care Team (IMPACT), OHSU
Amelia Goff, NP, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Improving Addiction Care Team (IMPACT), OHSU
Kathleen Young, BSN, RN, CARN Infectious Diseases and Improving Addiction Care Team (IMPACT), OHSU
Syrrita Mason, CRMII, PSW, Peer Support Specialist, IMPACT Team, OHSU
Purpose: Increase Substance Use Disorder (SUD) identification and treatment for prenatal and perinatal people, with a special focus on opioid use disorder and illicit non-pharmaceutical fentanyl.
Audience: People who work to support pregnant and postpartum people and their families including physicians, nurses including prescribing clinicians, nurses, social workers, pharmacists, nurse care managers, behavioral health specialists, administrators, and quality improvement specialists.
Sample topics: SUD and trauma-informed care in pregnancy; MOUD in pregnancy; developing safe discharge plans; DHS referrals, evaluation, and services; labor analgesia for the patient with OUD, trauma-informed urine drug testing.
Schedule: 12 sessions. Thursdays, Noon - 1 p.m., Pacific time, September 17 - December 10, 2026
Faculty
Wendy J. Smith MD, MPH, OB/Gyn and Addiction Medicine, OHSU
Josh Reagan, MD, Obstetrics and Family Medicine, Providence
Gina Myers, CADC II, CRM, PSS, Counselor, Peer Mentor and Doula, Nurture Oregon
Teri Morgan, CADC-II, QMHA-II, Certified Narcan Training Instructor, Program Manager, Addictions Treatment, Marion County Health & Human Services
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, pediatricians treating adolescents, clinicians treating pregnancy, jail healthcare personnel, and other healthcare professionals. Recommended for graduates of Foundations of Substance Use Disorder Care I and II, Substance Use Disorders in Hospital Care, Chronic Pain and Opioids, SUD in Pregnancy, SUD in Jails.
Schedule: 10 Sessions. Second Monday of each month, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m., PT, September 15, 2026 - June 14, 2026
Faculty
Jonathan Robbins, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, OHSU School of Medicine
Kerith Hartmann, PA-C, Instructor of Medicine, OHSU School of Medicine
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 12-session program was designed to help primar care teams provide initial evaluation and management for patients with less-common dementias and integrate dementia care into comprehensive disease management
The goal of this 12-session ECHO program was to equip 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 access, quality and patient-provider relationships.
This 12-session program built the capacity of clinicians and their team members in primary care to build practical skills in the field of behavioral health to provide appropriate care to their patients.
This 12-session proogram built the capacity and confidence of community mental health providers and their team members to provide care for youth with complex combinations of IDD, mental health conditions, and substance use disorders.
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 12-session ECHO program helped primary care teams build their capacity to diagnose, treat, and manage patients with chronic pain and opioid use disorder.
The purpose of the 6-session Clinical Experiential Teaching ECHO is to build the capacity of preceptors to provide high-quality mentorship to healthcare learners that is relevant to a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.
This 8-session ECHO connected Oregon teams to deflection experts to develop core skills for the deflection workforce, and function as a peer-to-peer networking space for Oregon’s deflection programs.
The purpose of the 6-session Deflection Peers and Navigators ECHO was to train and connect deflection team members who outreach, engage, and navigate services for participants in Oregon’s deflection programs
The 8-session Dementia in Long-term Care ECHO helped long-term care workers in Oregon implement evidence-based communication strategies that preserve dignity and enhance quality of life for individuals living 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 program built the capacity of primary clinicians and teams to effectively manage type 2 diabetes and its complications.
This 12-session ECHO program built the capacity of primary care teams to provide gender-affirming care.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams practicing in primary care clinics and other settings to identify and treat substance use disorders.
A continuation of Foundations of SUD Care I, this 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams practicing in primary care clinics and other settings to identify and treat substance use disorders.
12-session program designed to increase capacity of primary care clinicians and their team members to provide perimenopausal/menopausal health care to their patients
This 8-session ECHO was created to support the capacity of dentists and their teams to increase responsible opioid prescribing.
12-sessions. This ECHO increased the capacity of primary care clinicians and community care teams to provide primary palliative care services.
This 12-session ECHO series was created to address the needs of primary care and pediatric clinicians treating substance use disorders in adolescent patients.
11 session ECHO designed to improve services provided to people with substance use disorder accessing emergency departments for care.
(2 cohorts) This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
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.
12 sessions. Designed 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.
12-session program designed to increase provider capacity and skills for the management of sexual health; create agents of change for a more equitable health care system that includes sexual health; increase disease specific knowledge about the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections in Oregon.
This 12-session program was designed to support primary care clinicians who manage patients with mental health conditions.
This 12-session program built the capacity and confidence of community mental health providers and their team members to provide care for youth with complex combinations of IDD, mental health conditions, and substance use disorders.
This 12-session ECHO program was designed to enhance the ability of primary care clinicians to identify and treat mental health issues in children.
The purpose of the 6-session Clinical Experiential Teaching ECHO is to build the capacity of 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 program built the capacity of primary care teams to provide gender-affirming care.
This 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams practicing in primary care clinics and other settings to identify and treat substance use disorders.
A continuation of Foundations of SUD Care I, this 12-session ECHO series was designed to help clinicians and their teams practicing in primary care clinics and other settings to identify and treat substance use disorders.
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 was created to help primary care clinicians and their team members provide evidence-based comprehensive care of their eligible patients living with complicated overweight and obesity.
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.
12-session program designed to increase 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 skills and knowledge of nursing facility teams around behavioral health issues such as depression, caregiver burnout, drug-drug interarctions, and behavioral interventions.
This 8-session ECHO was created to support the capacity of dentists and their teams to increase responsible opioid prescribing.
12-sessions. This ECHO increased the capacity of primary care clinicians and community care teams to provide primary palliative care services.
This 6-session ECHO was desgned 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 provided primary care providers and others the tools to diagnose rheumatic and musculoskeletal processes and provide initial management of these conditions.
12-session program designed to increase provider capacity and skills for the management of sexual health; create agents of change for a more equitable health care system that includes sexual health; increase disease specific knowledge about the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections in Oregon.
11 session ECHO designed to improve services provided to people with substance use disorder accessing emergency departments for care.
(2 cohorts) This 12-session series was designed to build provider knowledge and systems capacity to treat addiction in hospital settings.
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.
12 sessions. Designed 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.
Three 4-session modules. This virtual series aimed to promote retention through creating and maintaining an organizational culture of support and well-being of the long-term care workforce.
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 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 program built the capacity of primary care teams to provide gender-affirming care.
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 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 8-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 ECHO program built the capacity of primary clinicians and teams to effectively manage type 2 diabetes and its complications.
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 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.
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.