Overview
Join an interactive, case-based virtual learning series built for real-world primary care, designed to support providers serving children and adolescents in rural Georgia, funded through the Rural Health Transformation Grant.
This Project ECHO series offers:
• Brief, expert-led education on high-impact pediatric behavioral health topics
• Case-based discussion with interdisciplinary specialists
• Practical strategies you can apply in real-world primary care settings
Who Should Attend
• Pediatricians
• Family Medicine Physicians
• Nurse Practitioners
• Physician Assistants
• Other providers serving pediatric populations in rural communities
What to Expect
Total session length: 75 minutes
• 20 to 30 minute focused didactic presentation
• 30 to 40 minute live case-based consultation and discussion
• Peer learning and collaborative problem solving throughout the session
Case-based consultation is available live during the scheduled ECHO session only.
Have questions about participation, case discussions, or CME/CE credit? Please refer to the FAQ section below for more information.
Case Discussion Information
Participants may optionally submit cases for group discussion ahead of their scheduled session or share a case during the live session.
- Cases must be fully de-identified
- No patient-identifying information (PHI) may be shared
- Case discussions are for educational and consultative purposes only
After registering, participants will receive a separate link to submit a case in advance if desired
SESSION INFORMATION
Click Register to select the session or sessions you would like to attend.
Continuing Education
Participants are eligible to receive CME/CE credit for each session.
Certificates will be issued after completion of the required post-session evaluation survey.
Important Program Notice
This program is an educational and consultative model. It does not provide direct clinical care or patient-specific medical advice.
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