Monday, November 27, 2017

Project ECHO: ECHO Autism Collaborative

What is ECHO Autism?





  • A series of virtual learning sessions for medical providers facilitated by autism and behavior experts
  • An innovative system that allows professionals to:
    • Increase confidence in identifying and treating autism symptoms
    • Expand knowledge about behavioral treatments
    • Participate in an Autism Intervention Research Network Project


How will ECHO Autism help me?


  • Regular, convenient access to Nationwide Children's Hospital experts:
    • Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician
    • Child and Adolescent Psychologist
    • Registered Dietitian
    • Resource Navigator-Parent Advocate/Educator
  • Increase knowledge about:
    • Evidence-based practices for screening and treatment of autism
    • Common medical and behavioral concerns in children with autism through case-based training
    • Local programs and resources that may be of benefit to families
  • Improve care for your patients in your own practice with the support of local autism experts


How does ECHO Autism AR work?


  • Meets for two hours via web technology, twice a month for 6 months
  • 2 CME credits per clinic provided at no cost
  • Discuss complex cases in YOUR practice in real-time with experts


What do I need to get started?


  • Internet access
  • A front-facing camera on smartphone, tablet, or computer/webcam


Please keep a look out for upcoming information sessions via Zoom Video Communications



Join our team to bring the best autism care to primary care!


KAREN RATLIFF-SCHAUB, MD, MBOE DEVELOPMENTAL BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICIAN
Nationwide Children's Hospital








For more information please contact:
Natalie Ritter
Research Coordinator | Child Development Center | 

Nationwide Children's Hospital
187 West Schrock Road | Westerville, OH 43081
P: 614.355.7575 E: Natalie.Ritter@nationwidechildrens.org


Project ECHO: ECHO Autism Collaborative