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  • Project Echo NI
  • ECHO Calendar
  • News
  • ECHO Networks
    • Care Homes Southern Trust
    • Care Homes Western Trust
    • Co-Creating Hope
    • Collaborative Forum for Community Pharmacy
    • Community Palliative Care Out of Hours Nursing Service
    • Eating, Drinking and Swallowing Difficulties
    • Heart Failure ECHO Network
    • HSE Alcohol Programme
    • HSE Social Prescribing ECHO Network
    • Meaningful Activity in Care Homes
    • Mental Capacity Act
    • Neighbourhood District Nursing
    • Nursing Homes Belfast Trust
    • Ophthalmology
    • Palliative Care Paediatrics
    • Public Mental Health Learning
    • SAI -Patient Experience
    • Regional Learning from Mental Health Serious Adverse Incidents
    • South West Acute Hospital
    • Transforming Medication Safety in NI
  • Resources
    • Impact Reports
    • ECHO Film Launch
    • FAQs
    • Videos
    • Publications
    • Evaluation
    • ECHO Facilitation training
    • Moodle
    • Partner Launch Training

About Us

Project ECHO® (Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes)

Project ECHO is a learning methodology that leverages videoconferencing technology to share knowledge, best practice and provide support across various settings to increase the capacity of resources. It uses a ‘learning loop’ approach in what we call ‘all teach, all learn’ participants learn from each other by collaboratively problem solving real-time experiences and sharing best practice via video-conferencing. It breaks down hierarchies of specialist knowledge by creating virtual communities of practice.

Project ECHO Networks are supported by a dedicated ECHO Team which consist of operationally, an IT technician and ECHO Co-ordinator. In addition, a Research Co-ordinator who evaluates each Network.

Project ECHO NI is a partnership between the Strategic Planning & Performance Group, Dept of Health in Northern Ireland and Hospice UK.

 

Watch Dr. Sanjeev Arora, the founder of Project ECHO, as he explains the essence of ECHO and how it fosters collaborative learning. Discover how this innovative model empowers professionals by connecting them through knowledge-sharing networks.

How we conduct an ECHO Session
  • Hub members and participants have an initial meeting to collectively agree a curriculum
  • ECHO network meetings are usually 75-120 minutes long
  • 20-30 minutes teaching from topic expert
  •  1-2 case presentations based on template
  • Network discussion
  • Sessions recorded (Stored securely/unique login)
  • Moodle – information repository

Meet the Team


Programme Director

Prof. Max Watson


Programme Manager

Tracey McTernaghan


Director of IT and Digital Services

Stephen Thorlby-Coy

020 7520 8238

Project Support Officer

Elaine Kane

Tel: 02895 582393

Technical Services Engineer

Eamonn Haughey

Tel: 02895 582395

Research Co-Ordinator

Leanne McAuley

Tel: 02895 582403

ECHO Co-ordinator

Fergus Spain

Tel: 02895 582394

Project Educator & Prison ECHO

Ruth Gray


Project Educator

Dr David Rogers


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SPPG
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12-22 Linenhall Street
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Tel: 02895 582390

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