Oct 24, 2017

ECHO Colorado Visits Southeastern AHEC

We love spending time in our partner communities to get a more tangible perspective of their day-to-day. This week, ECHO Colorado visited with Southeastern AHEC (SECAHEC)

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We love spending time in our partner communities to get a more tangible perspective of their day-to-day. This week, ECHO Colorado visited with Southeastern AHEC (SECAHEC) located in downtown Pueblo, to learn about the work our partners are doing, community successes and barriers to access and care. 

Kory and Halley spent the day with the hardworking team of the SECAHEC office learning what spaces ECHO could be shared with the local communities while listening to local needs and challenges. 

Thank you for hosting us, SECAHEC team! 

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Oct 6, 2017

Unlocking The Future: Embracing Innovation and Inclusiveness

The ECHO Colorado team was well represented at this year’s Public Health in the Rockies Conference held in Keystone, Colorado. You may have caught our team

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The ECHO Colorado team was well represented at this year’s Public Health in the Rockies Conference held in Keystone, Colorado. You may have caught our team members at our exhibitor table, volunteering at the registration desk, presenting in break-outs, facilitating the World Cafe experience, or even teaching morning yoga!

Suzuho Shimasaki,  Evaluation Manager, and Halley Hadfield, Marketing and Communications Professional, also began their new terms on the CPHA board this week. Suzuho now serves as the CPHA president and Halley is the Education Senior Co-Director. Congratulations to all the organizations and volunteers that contributed to the success of this event!

 

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Sep 13, 2017

2017 MetaECHO Recap

MetaECHO 2017 brought together over 650 health policy experts, government officials, academic leaders, funders, and Project ECHO’s global replication partners – all committed to a collective

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MetaECHO 2017 brought together over 650 health policy experts, government officials, academic leaders, funders, and Project ECHO’s global replication partners – all committed to a collective goal of touching one billion lives by 2025.

The ECHO Colorado team was in full attendance this year as both learners and presenters. MetaECHO served to be a mega-dose of inspiration to the team as we engaged with individuals from all over the world committed to the mission and movement of Project ECHO. Founder of Project ECHO, Dr. Sanjeev Arora, welcomed attendees and updates the reach us all on the reach of Project ECHO to date :

  • Hub sites across the world
  • Expands across 6 continents
  • More than 65 complex conditions are being addressed

The conference was packed with inspirational discussion and keynotes, including ECHO Colorado’s Executive Director, John  F. “Fred” Thomas, who presented on the panel “What Does Value-Based Care Mean for ECHO.”

The team also had a poster presentation “Stages of Participation: Participants’ perspectives on Key facilitators and Barriers,” with contributions from Erin Bishop, MPH; Michelle Guthrie, MPH’ Suzuho Shimasaki, DrPH, MPH’ and John F. “Fred” Thomas, Ph.D.

We’re looking forward to reconnecting at the 2019 MetaECHO and continuing to contribute to the collective goal of touching one billion lives.

 

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Jul 23, 2017

ECHO Colorado Visits South Western AHEC

One common thread runs through every partnership; They all help advance the ECHO Colorado mission to improve the way knowledge is shared among health professionals and

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One common thread runs through every partnership; They all help advance the ECHO Colorado mission to improve the way knowledge is shared among health professionals and those whose work impacts health. This allows people everywhere in the state to receive better care for more health issues, right in their own community. 

This week, the team got to take this commitment to our partners at the Southwestern AHEC, in Durango. Halley and Kory were able to learn about the work the team is doing in Durango, and understand the barriers and challenges communities face in the South West both with isolation, immense referral, and more limited resources than some other parts of the state. 

We are grateful to have our partners to support the sharing of knowledge and to continue collaborating on some upcoming learning series under our partnership. 

Thank you Southwestern AHEC for being such wonderful hosts!

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