Project ECHO® Programs – Moving Knowledge not People

The webinars will include a short presentation (20-30 minutes) on a specific telehealth topic, and a Q&A panel discussion (20 minutes) involving experts from the COH and the ATHS. Participants are encouraged to send their questions to enquiries@coh.uq.edu.au and the panel members will do their best to address these.

Webinar topic: Project ECHO® Programs – Moving Knowledge not People 

Presented by: Dr Helen Haydon Research Fellow, Registered Psychologist – Centre for Online Health, CHSR, UQ

Project ECHO® is an international evidence-based telementoring program that, via Zoom™, brings together specialist teams and primary care professionals to generate a “learning loop”. Project ECHO® programs have numerous benefits. Dr Helen Haydon is a Research Fellow and Registered Psychologist from The Centre for Online Health, UQ. The Centre for Online Health is an accredited Project ECHO® provider. Helen will present on two ECHO programs run by the Centre – Dementia ECHO and Palliative Care ECHO. The panel have experience in a range of other Queensland led ECHO programs including Paediatric Palliative Care, Children’s Health and Wellbeing, and Persistent Pain Management. 

Panelists this month include: 

• Sarah Baggio - Project ECHO Clinical Engagement Officer, CHQHHS
• Bede Ashley, Townsville HHS Senior Physiotherapist and attendee on Persistent Pain ECHO
• Belinda Charles - Operations Manager - Aged Care, Attendee on Dementia ECHO
• Professor Anthony Smith - Director, Centre for Online Health, CHSR (Webinar Chairperson)
• Associate Professor Liam Caffery - Telehealth Technology Director, Centre for Online Health (Webinar Moderator)

Please note this meeting is a Zoom Only Webinar. 

Connect using the following link: https://uqz.zoom.us/j/86132930883