ECHO History
what year was project ECHO founded?
2003
what is the only continent Project ECHO is not present in?
Antarctica
What value emphasizes making knowledge accessible to all?
democratization of knowledge
What four-word phrase describes the collaborative philosophy of the ECHO learning model?
"All teach, all learn"
Who started Project ECHO?
Dr. Sanjeev Arora
How many countries does Project ECHO have hubs in?
78
Which value focuses on supporting populations with the greatest need?
What is service to the underserved
What do you call the expert team leading ECHO sessions?
Hub Team
Where did Project ECHO begin?
University of New Mexico/ Albuquerque
How many superhubs does Project ECHO have?
38
This value highlights the importance of collaboration and mutual support among team members.
Team work
What do you call the participants who join ECHO sessions to learn?
Spokes
What was the first disease focus of Project ECHO?
hepatitis C
Who is the Africa Director for Project ECHO?
Dr. Caroline Kisia.
Which value calls for high standards and responsibility in everything we do?
excellence and accountability
What does Project ECHO use instead of traditional one-on-one telemedicine?
"Telementoring"
In regard to the origin story of Project ECHO, how many years did the woman live with hepatitis C after being diagnosed and before seeking help from Dr. Arora, ultimately inspiring the launch of Project ECHO to improve access to specialty care?
8 years
How many global ECHO champions are featured on the "Voices of ECHO Champions" section on the official Project ECHO website?
4
What values are essential for building strong relationships within teams?
Trust and Respect
what is an experienced ECHO partner that has been authorized to recruit, train, and support new partners?
Superhub