VMAP Project ECHO
What is Project ECHO?
Project ECHO is an expert-led, virtual training for small groups of primary care providers. Led in partnership with the Virginia Chapter of the AAP, VMAP Project ECHO offers pediatric mental health training in order to improve access to mental health care for children across Virginia.
All VMAP Project ECHO cohorts offer an optional 75-credit CME package, and an optional MOC-4 QI screening project. CME/MOC package offered at a reduced rate of $50.
2023 cohorts are in progress. Check back soon to register for 2024!
2023 Project ECHO Cohorts
Cohorts meet monthly January through November 2023, from 12-1 PM:
About Project ECHO
As a guided training model that revolutionizes medical education to provide best-practice specialty care, the heart of the ECHO Model™ is its hub-and-spoke knowledge-sharing networks. This format allows primary care doctors, nurses, and other clinicians to learn and share best practices for providing excellent specialty care to patients in their own communities.
Focused
Case-based learning
- Learn to Recognize, Respond, Refer for common mental and behavioral health diagnoses
- Discussion of timely topics chosen by cohort
Expert
Interdisciplinary faculty
- Huge optional 75-credit CME package
- Optional MOC-4 QI screening project
- Ready-to-use practice and family resources
Virtual
Connect with colleagues
- One lunchtime per month
- Build local connections
- Virginia-specific content that aligns with companion VMAP Guidebook