Project ECHO
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Project ECHO makes expertise accessible, getting the right knowledge to the right place at the right time. #AllTeachAllLearn
Albuquerque, NM
Joined June 2013
Up to six billion people around world lack access to life-changing and life-saving care. Project ECHO bridges this gap by providing organizations, institutions, and ministries of health tools for capacity building and systems strengthening. Learn more ⬇️.
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3/3 | Learn how Dr. Thornton partnered with @NMCDPIO to launch the New Mexico Peer Education Project, an ECHO program aimed at preventing the spread of hepatitis C in prisons, in 2006. #hepatitisc #hepc
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Fifteen years ago, the New Mexico Peer Education Project launched on the premise that "inmate health is community health," because eventually the majority of incarcerated people return to their...
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2/3 | “Five Questions With: Dr. Karla Thornton” is part of the ECHO Leadership Series, a narrative introduction to Project ECHO’s executive team.
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Dr. Karla Thornton became Project ECHO's interim executive director in April 2025. We asked her five questions about her vision for the role.
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1/3 | 🌎 Meet our Interim Executive Director Dr. Karla Thornton. In “Five Questions With,” she shares how she plans to shape the future of ECHO through the movement’s collective knowledge.
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@pahowho @UNITAID 3/3 | Join the ECHO Continuing Education in Advanced HIV Disease learning series to discuss best practices with a community of professionals and experts. ECHO sessions are conducted in Spanish. #hiv #digitallearning #ruralmedicine. Sign up:
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2/3 | 📖 Read "Closing the Gap with Project ECHO: HIV Care in Latin America” to learn how @Pahowho and @UNITAID partnered with with us to improve treatment and outcomes in rural and urban communities across the region.
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Project ECHO is transforming HIV care in Latin America by supporting earlier diagnosis and better outcomes through virtual mentorship.
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1/2 | 🛜 “ECHO identifies system-wide challenges and offers a platform to share practical solutions.” 🛜Dr. Omar Sued, HIV advisor with @pahowho, highlights how ECHO partners in Latin America are expanding access to HIV care through collaborative problem solving.
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📝Details.1) Write a caption that includes #MyECHOStory, your program title, and location. 2) We’ll repost your photo(s). 3) We may feature your photo in our 2025 Impact Report. ❓ Questions? Comment or send us a message!
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📧 Open Call for ECHO Program Photos 📧 Share your ECHO program photos to potentially be featured in our 2025 Impact Report. We want to see how ECHO partners are impacting communities and growing the movement. Submit your photo story by tagging us and using #MyECHOStory!
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2/2 | Watch ECHO Is Revolutionizing Diabetes Care to learn more: . Data source: “The Burden of Diabetes in New Mexico” factsheet published by the American Diabetes Association (@ADA_DiabetesPro) . #ruralmedicine.
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1/2 | Rural communities are partnering with ECHO to close gaps in diabetes care. Health care providers learn how to diagnose, treat, and manage diabetes through ECHO’s virtual mentorship networks. Then, they apply best practices in their communities. #diabetes #ruralhealth
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2/2 | ECHO partners use the ECHO Model to develop virtual learning networks, where global experts and local professionals discuss community challenges, exchange best practices in care, and develop collaborative, locally-led solutions. Learn more:
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1/2 | Up to six billion people around world lack access to life-changing and life-saving care. Project ECHO bridges this gap by providing organizations, institutions, and ministries of health tools for capacity building and systems strengthening. #globalhealth #education
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3/3 | Explore the New England Journal of Medicine (@NEJM) article that introduced Dr. Struminger to Project ECHO:
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The Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) model was developed to improve access to care for underserved populations with complex health problems such as hepatitis C virus (HCV) infecti...
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2/3 | “Five Questions With: Dr. Bruce Struminger” is part of the ECHO Leadership Series, a narrative introduction to Project ECHO’s executive team.
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Dr. Bruce Struminger, Global Health Initiatives director, joined Project ECHO in 2013. He answers five questions about his tenure with us.
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1/3 | 🌍 Meet our Global Health Initiatives Director Dr. Bruce Struminger. In “Five Questions With,” he shares why he joined Project ECHO and his vision for the future of digital learning and cost-effective clinical innovations.
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Dr. Jeanne Ryer, founder the University of New Hampshire ECHO Hub and former director of @Citizenshealth, shares how the ECHO Model has helped her team connect across distance and build community. Learn more about becoming an ECHO partner: #ruralmedicine
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3/3 | Watch the @NewsHour piece that affirmed Ben’s belief in the power of storytelling to unlock meaningful action:
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Millions of Americans live in rural or underserved areas where there are fewer medical care facilities and doctors with specialized expertise. One doctor in New Mexico is trying to help change that...
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2/3 | “Five Questions With: Ben Cloutier” is part of the ECHO Leadership Series, a narrative introduction to Project ECHO’s executive team.
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Ben Cloutier, Strategy and Communications senior director, joined Project ECHO in 2020, hoping to make a difference.
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1/3 | 🌍 Meet our Strategy and Communications Senior Director Ben Cloutier. In “Five Questions With,” he shares what excites him about Project ECHO and why he views storytelling as a tool for bridging divides. #storytelling
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