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Project ECHO
https://echo.unm.edu/Last activity: 30.01.2019
Active - Reference to UNM Health Sciences
Mentions in press and media 7
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| Oct 28, 2016 | It’s time for primary care providers to embrace treating addiction | Many primary care practitioners have been avoiding the battle against opioid addiction and opioid overdoses. But they shouldn’t. Embedded in their communities, primary care doctors and nurses are perfectly positioned to treat addiction and ... |
| Oct 19, 2016 | ‘Watching the ship sink’: Why primary care doctors have stayed out of the fight against opioids | ESPAÑOLA, N.M. — For years, this town has withstood a torrent of opioid-related deaths, and now claims one of the highest rates of opioid overdoses in the country. But the battle against opioids in Española is being fought with a paltry for... |
| Feb 10, 2016 | Digital health can serve the safety net, but only if done right | Digital health has tremendous potential to increase access to care, improve outcomes and promote healthy lifestyles among low-income Americans, but it’s important to understand the needs of safety-net populations, according to a new report ... |
| May 1, 2015 | Palliative care meets telemedicine in physician entrepreneur’s startup | So far, the four-month old business has focused on clinical work with telemedicine for 70 patients. Although many of his patients have cancer, he emphasizes that palliative care isn’t just for dying patients but for people facing a life thr... |
| Palliative care meets telemedicine in physician entrepreneur’s startup | A 2008 study drew attention to a shortage of doctors with sufficient palliative care training to handle the anticipated demand from an aging population. Physician entrepreneur Michael Fratkin has started a palliative care business Resolutio... | |
| Digital health can serve the safety net, but only if done right | Digital health has tremendous potential to increase access to care, improve outcomes and promote healthy lifestyles among low-income Americans, but it’s important to understand the needs of safety-net populations, according to a new report ... |
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FAQ about Project ECHO
What has the press written about Project ECHO?
Parsers VC has collected 7 articles mentioning Project ECHO, among them “It’s time for primary care providers to embrace treating addiction” (Oct 28, 2016) and “‘Watching the ship sink’: Why primary care doctors have stayed out of the fight against opioids” (Oct 19, 2016).
Is Project ECHO still active?
Yes, Project ECHO is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jan 30, 2019.