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Project ECHO
All Teach, All Learn
Bridging the Knowledge Gap in Home and Community Care
Through CHCA Project ECHO, we envision a future where all patients receive high-quality care, no matter where they live. Project ECHO’s innovative model provides education, spreads best practices, and builds collaborative provider networks in home and community-based care. The outcomes are enhanced skills, increased knowledge, improved care quality, better patient outcomes, reduced healthcare costs, and greater provider satisfaction.
CHCA Project ECHO is closing the knowledge gap in home and primary care by providing equal access to expertise, experience, and evidence-based practices.
• Enables providers to access ongoing education and training opportunities despite geographical, financial, and time constraints.
• Fosters seamless collaboration and communication among multidisciplinary healthcare providers.
• Encourages skill and knowledge updates to stay current with advancements in clinical practices and healthcare technology.
Each ECHO Stream targets key areas in home and community-based care across the country. Using the renowned Project ECHO model from the University of New Mexico, CHCA Project ECHO connects you with specialists, experts, research, and tools. Here’s what you can expect:
Home care and palliative care specialists develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed for high-quality home-based palliative care.
Home and primary health care providers enhance competencies to meet the holistic and diverse needs of seniors with complex chronic conditions.
Cutting-edge clinical and technological advancements impacting the skills, knowledge, and attitudes of healthcare providers and patients.
The Project ECHO Home and Community Care Learning Hub offers a variety of resources for healthcare providers delivering home- and community-based care. Through the hub, you can access:
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