Relationships are at the heart of Indian Country ECHO
Through creating opportunities to collaborate and share knowledge, Indian Country ECHO is growing a welcoming professional community that enhances providers’ ability to offer American Indian and Alaska Native patients high-quality, specialized care.
One of the ways we foster collaboration is through offering teleECHO programs – friendly, interactive online learning environments where clinicians and staff serving American Indian and Alaska Native patients can connect with peers, engage in didactic presentations, collaborate on case consultations, and receive mentorship from clinical experts from across Indian Country.
In addition to offering providers a variety of teleECHO programs, Indian Country ECHO provides no cost trainings, as well as technical assistance and capacity building services. We also facilitate The Indian Country ECHO Collective – a community of predominantly Indigenous organizations that provide ECHO services across the globe.
The Indian Country ECHO network is here to help and support in planning and implementing your own ECHO program step-by-step. Learn more about replicating the ECHO model.
Indian Country ECHO is a project of the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board.
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- Emegency Medicine in Rural and Indigenous Communities
- To assist in our efforts to combat substance use disorders, NPAIHB, alongside clinicians and individuals in recovery, developed the Family Care Plans Toolkit.
The Indigenous HIV/AIDS Syndemic Strategy
- Weaving Together the National HIV, STI, and Viral Hepatitis Plans
- To assist clinicians in COVID-19 vaccination, screening, treatment, and management efforts
- To assist clinicians in HIV prevention, screening, treatment, management efforts
- Resources to address Hepatitis C (HCV), the driving force behind the nation’s increasing rates of liver cancer and AI/AN communities
- Find useful trainings, guidelines, and other materials to help you understand and prescribe PrEP for HIV prevention
- Support for clinicians to effectively address STIs by learning how to screen and treat patients when appropriate
- Resources to address substance use disorders (SUDs) for American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) peoples
- Syphilis is on the rise, and Indian Country is deeply impacted. To support your syphilis response, Indian Country ECHO has compiled this list of useful resources
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Or reach our to us directly at: ECHO@npaihb.org