University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Project ECHO®

The University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine and Community Health hosts several Project ECHO® programs to connect communities around areas of interest.  

What is Project ECHO®?

Project ECHO is a cross-disciplinary learning framework that drives sustainable change. Through a combination of case-based discussion and educational presentations, Project ECHO programs bring together subject matter experts and community practitioners in an all teach, all learn model. Participants share support, guidance, and feedback to improve the implementation of best practices. Project ECHO was created by Dr. Sanjeev Arora at the University of New Mexico.

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Our Project ECHO® Programs

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ACCEPTAddiction & Co-morbid Conditions: Enhancing Prevention & Therapeutics

Connects clinical experts with primary care providers and medication assisted treatment prescribers across Wisconsin to reduce substance-related complications.

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GROW-WIGathering the Rural OB Workforce in WI

Fosters multi-specialty and interprofessional collaboration to enhance clinical skills in perinatal and newborn care, while addressing unique rural challenges.

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LGBTQIA2S+ Health

Equips health care professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to provide inclusive, affirming, and comprehensive care for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals.

How To Join

Watch the iECHO for Participants video for step-by-step instructions on how to register.

If you have questions or need assistance, visit the iECHO Help Center for guidance on registration, troubleshooting, and system features. The Help Center provides comprehensive articles and demo videos.

Continuing Education

Continuing education (CE) credit is available to those who attend the live teleconference through the University of Wisconsin–Madison Interprofessional Continuing Education Partnership (ICEP).

How do I claim CE credit for attending these sessions?

  1. Create an account with UW–Madison ICEP:
  2. During the live presentation we will provide a code. Text that code to a number we provide using the cell phone associated with your account. You will receive a confirmation email with instructions to complete an evaluation.
  3. Complete the evaluation and claim your credit.

What types of CE credit are available?

Visit each program’s page to see the type of CE credit offered.