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Nese Project ECHO: Empowering Rural Primary Care Through Online Collaboration

The Newest Developments in Treatments—Primary care providers in rural and high need communities are experiencing unprecedented barriers in accessing health care resources. This program connects providers across communities and spolights trending topics and timely information to expand the scope of primary care practice.

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Program Details

Monthly, Virtual Sessions | 🗓️ Sep. 17, 2026 - Mar. 18, 2027 | ⏱️ 12 - 1 p.m. EST

Program Overview

Learn about trending topics and receive timely information to expand the scope of your primary care practice. Held monthly, this “all teach, all learn” community offers you the opportunity to:

  1. Join a supportive network of primary care providers regardless of your location.

  2. Improve access to information, especially if you are in a low resource area.

  3. Receive expert insight to treat advanced or specialized conditions in your patients.

  4. Explore the role of primary care to treat a variety of medical scenarios.

Connecting Providers Across Communities

Primary care providers in rural and high need communities are experiencing unprecedented barriers in accessing health care resources. In a survey, clinicians identified practical and timely information sharing through a multi-disciplinary network of specialists as an impactful way to uplift primary health care in limited access areas.

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Training for Healthcare Providers

Advancing knowledge in clinical care.

Training for the Community

Community-focused learning for all.