"Self-Paced Lessons to Expand Peer Recovery Supporter Skills in Rural Ohio" is a self-paced online program developed in collaboration between with the Weitzman Institute and the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. This course offers six concise lessons.
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This self-paced course provides medical assistants (MAs) and other healthcare professionals the tools they need to apply professionalism and effective communication within the interprofessional team and with patients.
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This ECHO learning series connects healthcare providers to a community of peers and subject-matter experts from across Ohio to address patients’ complex health needs related to substance use disorders.
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Project ECHO Complex Care Management aims to translate the Project ECHO model, originally intended for physicians, into a tool that supports nurses as they care for their most complex patients.
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Weitzman ECHO MAT sessions provide the front-line primary care provider and team with the support and expert advice that they need to gain confidence in their management of opioid dependence with buprenorphine.
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After the live Project ECHO Support Models for Addiction Related Treatment (SMART) series concluded, Weitzman Institute and Yale School of Medicine adapted the Project ECHO content into brief, engaging e-learning modules in order to reach a broader audience for free. The five modules contain information on starting buprenorphine during pregnancy, psychiatric comorbidities, trauma-informed approaches, and postpartum care.
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This 1 hour self-paced module equips community health workers (CHWs) with the skills and knowledge needed to conduct home visits safely, effectively, and respectfully.
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Weitzman ECHO Peer Recovery Specialist is a twice monthly videoconference that connects Peer Recovery Specialists to a community of peers around the country and a panel of subject matter experts.
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This free self-paced module features a multidisciplinary panel of experts who will review the complexities of obesity, treatment and diagnosis, and how to work with your patients.
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This ECHO series is a no-cost, 10-session continuing education series for clinicians who face significant challenges in community health care concerning the formal diagnosis and management of obesity.
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