Project ECHO

In underserved regions around the world, health workers often serve as sole providers for an entire community. Through Project ECHO, they are able to find relief from professional isolation while building the skills to expand access to care. ⏯️📺 youtu.be/90D0Dl6PuLM?si… #WHWWeek

Learn how ECHO leaders and partners are building workforce capacity and expanding access to healthcare in rural communities across the United States. Join us for a learning webinar hosted by @CHCShealth. 📅 Thursday 5/21 🕐 2-3 p.m. ET Register here: chcs.org/resource/impro…

Project ECHO’s Maternal and Child Health Initiative expands access to prenatal and post-partum care around the world. Clinicians in rural and underserved areas join our virtual learning networks to improve maternal care delivery in their communities. projectecho.unm.edu/project-echo-m…

It’s (Probably) Not Rocket Science, a podcast by @unm, spoke with Andrea Zurawski, RN, Latin America director, and Dr. Matt Bouchonville, New Mexico medical director, about Project ECHO’s evolution. 🎧 Listen here: news.unm.edu/news/unm-s-pro…

Maternal mortality disparities persist across the world because communities do not have access to maternal health care. Learn how ECHO partners in Latin America are closing the maternal care gap through virtual mentorship. projectecho.unm.edu/story/latin-am… #MaternalMentalHealthMonth

Universal access to midwifery care improves maternal health outcomes. Learn how more about Project ECHO’s Maternal and Child Health Initiative is expanding access to midwifery care around the world. projectecho.unm.edu/project-echo-m… #InternationalMidwifeDay #IDM2026

📚 It is #TeacherAppreciationWeek! Join us in celebrating educators and their impact. Kim Landry, second-grade educator in Alamogordo, NM, is transforming literacy outcomes, with support from Project ECHO. Read her story: projectecho.unm.edu/story/case-stu…. #scienceofreading #letrstraining

Earlier this week, Dr. Caroline Kisia, Project ECHO’s Africa director, led the panel discussion Scaling Affordable Digital Health Platforms for Primary Care Access at the World Health Summit Regional Meeting (@WorldHealthSmt). Learn more about ECHO: projectecho.unm.edu/model/

Professor Lloyd Mulenga, director of infectious diseases at Zambia’s Ministry of Health, describes how his team expands access to clinical mentorship and training in "ECHO in Africa: Innovating Healthcare, Building Community." 🎞️ Watch the full video: projectecho.unm.edu/story/echo-in-…

Virtual learning transforms how healthcare providers serve their communities and solve health emergencies. Learn how ECHO partners in Côte d’Ivoire rapidly responded to the COVID-19 pandemic through ECHO virtual networks: projectecho.unm.edu/story/echo-in-… #COVID19 #digitallearning

Indonesia is a geographically complex country, an archipelago comprised of more than 16,000 islands. ECHO partners are removing geographic barriers to care and improving maternal health outcomes across Indonesia. Read more in our 2025 Impact Report: projectecho.unm.edu/impact-report/…

[3/3] To learn more about our new national initiative, read “The National Emergency Preparedness and Response Learning and Action Network Launches to Strengthen Collaboration Across US”: projectecho.unm.edu/news/the-natio… #EPR

[2/3] Climate disasters often trigger public health emergencies and mental health crises across communities. To address this growing issue, Project ECHO is working with partners across the U.S. to strengthen how states and regions prepare and respond to health emergencies.

[1/3] Dr. Joanna Katzman, director of Project ECHO’s public health initiatives, describes the connection between climate change and human health in a quote from @undarkmag. 🔗 undark.org/2026/03/23/wil… #EPR

Professor Rinawati Rohsiswatmo, MD, Ph.D., is the head of the Maternal and Child Health Center at the University of Indonesia. Read our 2025 Impact Report to learn how her team is removing geographic barriers to health care through ECHO virtual networks. projectecho.unm.edu/impact-report/…

Across the Asia-Pacific, ECHO partners are removing geographic barriers to care through virtual mentorship. Local clinicians are learning how to detect, treat, and manage diseases and delivering community-based care. Read more in our 2025 Impact Report: projectecho.unm.edu/impact-report/…

Climate-related disasters are becoming more common around the world, and they often make communities more vulnerable to disease outbreaks and health emergencies. On #EarthDay, learn how ECHO partners are responding to this challenge. thinkglobalhealth.org/article/its-ti… @ThinkGlobalHlth

@ScienceAfrica5 spoke with ECHO partners about the impact of virtual learning and mentorship across the continent. Read "Project ECHO: Leveraging Technology to Improve Health Outcomes" to learn more: news.scienceafrica.co.ke/project-echo-l…

Ariana Boshara is a regional partner in our Emergency Preparedness and Response Learning and Action Network. Through collaboration, the network is improving national response to climate-related disasters and health emergencies. Read more: projectecho.unm.edu/news/the-natio… #EPR

In an interview with @NMPBS, Dr. Evelyn Plumb explains how the New Mexico Adverse Childhood Experiences ECHO Program and helps educators and clinicians improve childhood health outcomes. ⏯️ Watch the interview here: youtu.be/s-9Ox20Ln4E?si… #ChildAbusePreventionMonth #ACEs

ECHO virtual networks close a crucial gap in national disease surveillance and response. Read how ECHO partners developed rapid responses to mpox through collaboration and virtual learning. projectecho.unm.edu/story/mpox-ech… #collaborativesurveillance.