Publications

Annual reports, journal articles, newsletters and infographic booklets from Project ECHO NI and the ECHO Institute, 2019 to 2025.

Latest

Recent publications

ECHO Institute 2025 Impact ReportDiscover how the ECHO model continues to strengthen workforces and expand access to knowledge worldwide, connecting experts and frontline professionals to improve health, education and community outcomes.Website ↗
SPPG/PHA Safety and Quality Annual Learning Report, April 2024 – March 2025.This report captures the lessons we have learned from those safety and quality processes where, the Strategic Planning and Performance Group (SPPG) and Public Health Agency (PHA) have a regional oversight role.PDF
ECHO Publications 2024The official Project ECHO 2024 Annual Report from the ECHO Institute — featuring global impact statistics (89 million patients reached, 225,000 frontline workers mentored across 202 countries), regional success stories, and reflections on ECHO’s worldwide expansion.Website ↗

2022

Project ECHO annual report 2022PDF
Infographic Booklet December 2022 – March 2023.PDF
Perceived Impact of Project ECHO networks in Northern Ireland for health and social care providers, patients, and health system: A qualitative analysis.PDF
Branding Guidelines 2022PDF
Infographic Booklet 2022PDF
ECHO Network C-19 Infographic Booklet March 2022PDF
BMJ / Operational reflections on what contributes to building a successful Project ECHO network 2022PDF
Covid Report 2022PDF

2021

Project ECHO – supportive and high quality palliative care education 2021Journal article ↗
Exploration of attendance across 28 Project ECHO networks 2021Journal article ↗
Using the consolidation framework for implementation research ( CFIR) 2021Journal article ↗
The role of Project ECHO in building communities of practice to support mental health and wellbeing 2021Journal article ↗
Infographic Booklet November 2021PDF
Project ECHO NI Newsletter – 2nd July 2021PDF
Project ECHO NI Newletter – March 2021 editionPDF

2020

Evaluation Report – 2018 /2020PDF
Project Echo NI – Supporting Care Homes during Covid-19PDF
MetaECHO 2019: Crossing the Global Quality Chasm: An Interview with Don BerwickVideo ↗

2019

Transferring knowledge, not people

Project ECHO Northern Ireland connects health and social care professionals with specialist teams through online communities of practice.

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