IDRPP Project ECHO
Project ECHO® is a lifelong learning and guided practice model that exponentially increases workforce capacity to provide the application of best practices. The heart of the ECHO model is its hub-and-spoke knowledge-sharing networks, led by expert teams who use multi-point videoconferencing to conduct learning sessions about evidence-based practices in education, health, and disability services. With this method, educators, healthcare providers, special service providers, case managers, administrators, and families have access to expert advice right in their homes, schools, and offices.
ECHO Networks provide ongoing support for educators, healthcare providers, and families in a rural state where specialized knowledge is not always locally available. By removing these barriers to specialized knowledge, outcomes for students, patients, and families are improved.
ECHO By the Numbers
75+
sessions
16
different states
2,512
participants
30+
types of professions
29
cities in Utah
Join the ECHO community
- Are you new to the ECHO community? Review the ECHO Participant guide to learn more about joining and participating in an ECHO session.
- Follow us on social media for information on upcoming sessions and updates.
- Case presentations are a key component in the Project ECHO model and are important for knowledge building and sharing. We'd love for you to submit your problem of practice or question for either Project SCOPE or Early ECHO. This will give you an opportunity to brainstorm evidence-based solutions and share successes with colleagues and other professionals within the network.
- Access past session recordings.
- Email projectscope@usu.edu to request access to our CANVAS page! There you can get access resources and materials shared during each session.
