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Apr 1, 2022

The Adolescent Reproductive Health ECHO program has a new website!

Visit www.echo-arh.org to find useful resources for providers, families and patients, scroll through monthly pearls for quick, case-based topic review, and sign-up for upcoming ECHO series.

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Visit www.echo-arh.org to find useful resources for providers, families and patients, scroll through monthly pearls for quick, case-based topic review, and sign-up for upcoming ECHO series.

ECHO series graduates tell us that learning about these patient handouts, toolkits and other resources during the ARH ECHO series is one of the most valuable aspects of the series.

The ARH ECHO program was founded in 2019 to expand access to high quality reproductive health care for adolescents across the state of Colorado. Content is based on research and resources that supports immediate practice change. Primary care providers and health professionals who work with teens are an essential part of our community and have the power to support all youth to dream big and achieve their goals.

This new website will stay updated and remain easily accessible to ECHO graduates and anyone who is interested in joining our learning community.

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Mar 21, 2022

Participant Spotlight: Dr. Jennifer Stroh

Jennifer Stroh, DO, is a family medicine physician with a solo practice in Grand Junction, CO. She plans to attend her fourth ECHO series, Rheumatology in

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Jennifer Stroh, DO, is a family medicine physician with a solo practice in Grand Junction, CO. She plans to attend her fourth ECHO series, Rheumatology in Primary Care, starting tomorrow. Dr. Stroh also attended Adolescent Reproductive Health in Primary Care, COVID Care in the Ambulatory Setting and Transgender Health: Comprehensive Approaches in Primary Care. She first heard about ECHO two years ago through the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians. We asked Dr. Stroh how her participation in ECHO series has impacted her as a health care practitioner. She responded: “ECHO series provide many excellent learning opportunities around both COVID information and additional topics relevant to my patients. It has provided better networking, knowledge of available services and experts in our state, and more up-to-date care guidelines.”

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Jan 6, 2022

Stephanie Grim Joins PMCC/ECHO Staff

ECHO Colorado is starting off the new year right by welcoming our newest team member Stephanie Grim! Stephanie joins the Peer Mentored Care Collaborative/ECHO Colorado team

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ECHO Colorado is starting off the new year right by welcoming our newest team member Stephanie Grim! Stephanie joins the Peer Mentored Care Collaborative/ECHO Colorado team to help improve and build our reporting mechanisms. She brings a unique skillset as an analyst/informaticist to complement our existing staff and partners with a range of additional skills, allowing us to use our data to better tell the story of our impactful programs. Stephanie comes to us from Children’s Hospital Colorado with a decade of experience in healthcare research. Her interests focus on application of statistics and data science techniques to modern healthcare problems.

In 2018, Stephanie earned her Master of Science in Business Analytics with a specialization in big data analytics and she recently completed her MPH in Applied Biostatistics. Her expertise combines first-hand knowledge of the research process and the capacity for operationalizing these processes into more structured outreach and engagement throughout the Anschutz Medical Campus and to our external partners across CO. 

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Dec 15, 2021

AUTISM ECHO SERIES REACHES MILESTONE: OVER 200 PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS SERVED

The goal was to improve access to diagnosis and care for children with autism when the series started in February 2019. Today, after 11 cohorts, more

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The goal was to improve access to diagnosis and care for children with autism when the series started in February 2019. Today, after 11 cohorts, more than 200 primary care providers – 2018 to be exact – have participated in Autism: Core Concepts for Primary Care. The series also aims to build a support/mentoring network for primary care providers in rural, frontier and urban communities to foster improved care for children with ASD and developmental disabilities. Through participation, physicians are empowered and supported in the identification and treatment of DD/ASD, supporting families in their home communities.

Autism: Core Concepts for Primary Care is offered in two, five-week series focused on diagnosis, resources/treatment, management of ADHD, anxiety, irritability, sleep and toileting concerns. Sessions are led by an interdisciplinary group of providers including physicians, psychologists, a social worker, genetic counselor and pharmacists.

“For many of us, this ECHO is the highlight of our week,” said Ann Reynolds, MD, medical director of developmental pediatrics and professor of pediatrics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. “We enjoy mentoring primary care providers who are eager to gain the skills and confidence to help their patients and their families.”

In addition to the Autism ECHO learning series, this group of providers offers a monthly “case conference” – an opportunity for primary care providers and clinical psychologists to share current patient cases, receive feedback from the interdisciplinary team and to support one another in the diagnosis and management of patients with DD/ASD.

The next cohort of Autism: Core Concepts for Primary Care begins January 5, 2022.

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