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The University of Missouri’s Show-Me ECHO is one of the most robust and successful replication of the ECHO model in the U.S.

– Dr. Sanjeev Arora

MD, MACP, FACG, Director and Founder of Project ECHO, Distinguished and Regents’ Professor of Medicine, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center

ECHO Brings People Together

Project ECHO is a peer-learning, knowledge network for continuing education. It provides a virtual, interactive platform for participants to learn, connect, and collaborate with a hub team of subject experts. All participants engage in case-based learning, modeling the “all-teach, all-learn” methodology. Each ECHO session fosters a community of inclusivity and belonging as everyone mutually benefits from the environment.

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Want to launch your own ECHO?

Show-Me ECHO is one of 24 Superhubs worldwide designated to provide training and support to sites who are interested in developing their own local ECHO hub for Project ECHO. We offer customized mentorship, unique to your organization, community, target audience, or topic. We also provide ongoing support and quality assurance throughout the life of your ECHO.

For details on how to launch your own ECHO program, please contact us!

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Everyday, a New ECHO Community is Gathering

Teams collaborate in interactive, individualized, case-based learning environments to develop skills and discuss best practices. Some ECHOs meet every week, some twice a month, and some have a completely different timeline. We know how challenging it can be to commit time away from your other responsibilities, but by building and supporting a strong community of learners, the ECHO model improves care access, quality, and efficiency. Check out our ECHO schedule to see when you can attend the next session!

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The Hepatitis C ECHO Team

Hepatitis C is the most common blood-borne viral infection in the United States, but most individuals do not even know they are infected. Fortunately, Hepatitis C is curable and preventable. The Hepatitis C ECHO team, a group of health care professionals across diverse specialties and areas of expertise, gather twice monthly to discuss best practices in Hepatitis C identification and treatment.

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The Show-Me ECHO
Annual Report

Prepared by Darcy Becker, Sara Kasukurthy, Mary Beth
Schneider, and Mel Warne-Griggs

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Show-Me ECHO By The Numbers

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Participants in Show Me Echo