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    ECHO Network

    Care Homes West & PC Support

    The ECHO hub team include the Macmillan Specialist Palliative Care Facilitators and Care Home Support Team members. Their aim is to provide training, education and support.

    When
    Monthly, on Thursdays. Times vary from month to month
    Where
    Online, on Zoom, with some face-to-face sessions
    ECHO Leads
    Teresa McCartan & Marie Donnelly
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    This network is open to health and social care staff in Northern Ireland. Register on Moodle, the ECHO learning platform, to get access to sessions, recordings and resources. Already registered? Log in to Moodle.

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    Overview

    About this network

    This ECHO Network returned for a third year and co-produced a new programme.

    It continues to build on the existing community of practice, sharing experiences with Care Homes across the WHSCT without participants having to leave their place of work or homes.

    Programme

    Sessions for 2026/27

    
    
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