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The ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) model™ is a medical education and care management collaborative that empowers clinicians in remote settings to deliver better care to more people locally. By putting local clinicians together with specialist teams at larger medical centers in weekly virtual clinics or teleECHO™ clinics, Project ECHO:
Corrections Collaborative teleECHO™, hosted by Billings Clinic, take place every Tuesday, 11:30 am to 1:00 pm, MST.
Project ECHO Billings Clinic uses this research-validated method to establish an addictions and behavioral health collaborative and peer support for addictions and behavioral health clinicians working within the Department of Corrections to care for offenders who are incarcerated or transitioning back into the community.
As the most comprehensive psychiatric and behavioral health medical practice in Montana, Billings Clinic is leading this initiative, bringing together a psychiatrist, pharmacist, nurse, and social worker. Rimrock Foundation and the Department of Corrections will also supply professional personnel to complete this multidisciplinary team hub.
Project ECHO Billings Clinic offers weekly educational support and 60 minutes of collaborative case review provided by mental health clinicians from the Montana State Prison and Passages. The multidisciplinary team will collectively share strategies, best-practices, and appropriate testing or pharmacy recommendations to best serve the patient.
OAT teleECHO™ Clinics, hosted by Billings Clinic, take place the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, MST.
The OAT ECHO clinical team:
Our OAT teleECHO™ Clinics, funded through a HRSA grant, will be offered in collaboration with the University of Montana and the University of New Mexico.
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Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) teleECHO™ Clinics, hosted by Billings Clinic, take place the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of every month.
The IBH ECHO clinical team
IBH teleECHO™ Clinic are funded by Montana Medicaid, the Montana Mental Health Trust, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana, and PacificSource.
We will seek input from participating primary care clinics in designing the curriculum for IBH ECHO. Here are some likely topics to be covered:
If you are interested in receiving more information or you would like to enroll in any or all Clinics, please complete this Inquiry Form or call:
Sarah Porter-Osen, Coordinator406-247-6360sporterosen@billingsclinic.org
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Posted by the ECHO Project.
(Jan. 16, 2016) Billings Clinic launches first Montana-based Project ECHO hub. Program to support mental health and substance abuse clinicians within the Department of Corrections (Read more)
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