UPHCS Project Echo
UPHCS Project ECHO is a tele-mentoring program which uses video conferencing technology to disseminate and implement best practices through case-based mentorship. The program aims to:
- Strengthen providers’ ability to treat mild to moderate mental health concerns.
- Provide a broader range of billable services.
- Reach rural and underserved communities.
- Leverage resources through technology.
About
Launched in 2021 with grant funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and the Michigan Health Endowment Fund, the UPHCS Project ECHO Program strengthens the integration of behavioral health expertise into everyday provider practice throughout the region. Since its inception, the program has:
- Delivered 8 series and 39 sessions tailored to topics relevant to local health care providers.
- Provided training and mentorship to over 150 providers serving rural communities across the Upper Peninsula and beyond.
- Issued 497 continuing education credits to participating providers.
Summer 2025 ECHO Series
Integrated Approached in Pediatric and Adolescent Behavioral Health ECHO Program
Health care professionals working with children and adolescents are invited to participate.
- An opportunity to present your challenging cases and receive recommendations from a multidisciplinary team of specialists and peers.
- $150 incentive for case presenters.
- Free CMEs & CEUs
- Access to all references and resources.
This four-session ECHO Program will cover the following topics:
07/17/25 – Social Media Effects on Youth
07/31/25 – Medical Management of Pediatric Anxiety Disorders
08/14/25 – Suicide Prevention Part One: Risk Assessment
08/28/25 – Suicide Prevention Part Two: Safety Planning
Sessions for the cohort will occur from 12:00 – 1:00 PM EST. Instruction will be led by Subject Matter Experts from the University of Michigan.
Registration is required. A confirmation will be sent via Zoom once registered. Click below to register.
Integrated Approached in Pediatric and Adolescent Behavioral Health ECHO Program is generously supported through grant funding from the Superior Health Foundation.
MOVE KNOWLEDGE, NOT PATIENTS
What is ECHO?
ECHO is a tele-mentoring program that uses videoconferencing technology to combine brief didactic presentations with interactive and practical case presentations from participants. Each session will consist of a 15-minute didactic presentation and 45 minutes of case-based learning, including peer Q&A.
Who should attend?
Primary care clinical teams (which may include MD, DO, NP, PA, RN, and LPN) are invited to participate. Attendees will be asked to submit cases for collaborative review before the session.
When are the ECHO Sessions?
Sessions usually occur from 12:00-1:00 PM EST. Instruction will be led by Subject Matter Experts.
For further questions regarding our ECHO series, please contact: info@uphcs.org
