Opioid Addiction Prevention & Treatment ECHO
Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) extends specialty care knowledge into the primary care setting so that PCPs can give their patients improved care in their own communities, without the need for a specialist referral.
With the Rural Communities Opioid Response Planning grant through HRSA, the Kentucky RHIO is able to facilitate a 12-session ECHO series focusing on opioid addiction prevention through chronic pain management and treatment using medication-assisted treatment. TeleECHO clinics will occur every other Thursday from 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST beginning Thursday, October 31.
How It Works
During teleECHO clinics, an interdisciplinary team of experts will videoconference with primary care providers that are interested in learning more about a specific disease state or condition. Subject matter experts present brief didactic presentations and primary care clinicians present patient cases to the specialist team and to each other, discuss new developments relating to their patients, and determine treatment. Through this case-based learning model, participants acquire new skills and knowledge that enable them to better treat their patients, improving health outcomes within the community.
Benefits of participation
- No cost to you or your facility
- No cost to you continuing medical education (CME) credits*
- The opportunity to present your tough cases and receive feedback from a multidisciplinary team of specialists and your peers
- Share and learn with other clinicians, practices, and a multidisciplinary team of specialists on how to:
- Treat patients dealing with chronic pain and/or addiction
- Provide evidence-based use of medications for the treatment of addictions
- Coordinate mental and physical health services for those with OUD
- Open access to all references and resources
Curriculum
Meet Our Faculty
- Joshua Bailey, MD – Pain Management Specialist, St. Claire HealthCare
- Medical School: University of Louisville, KY
- Residency: Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL
- Fellowship: Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL
- Debbie Neff, MSPT, CLT – Physical Therapist, St. Claire HealthCare
- William Shely, RPh – Pharmacist, Cave Run Clinic
- Pharmacy School: University of Kentucky
- Todd Trumbore, MA, LCADC – Director of Addiction Services, Pathways, Inc.
- Master’s degree – Marshall University, WV
- Melissa Zook, MD – London Women’s Care
- Medical School: Pennsylvania State University
- Residency: Moses Cone Memorial Hospital
- Various Addiction Medicine specialists from the Kentucky chapter of the American Society of Addiction Medicine
Registration
Case Presentation Form MAT
Chronic Pain Presentation Form
Email Presentation Forms to n.winkleman@krhio.org.
For more information or to participate in the Opioid Addiction Prevention & Treatment ECHO contact Nicole Winkleman at 606.462.1566 or n.winkleman@krhio.org.
