This ECHO series is designed to strengthen the knowledge, confidence and clinical skills of primary care providers in the recognition and management of common neurologic conditions. Through interactive, case-based learning and direct collaboration with neurology specialists, participants will gain practical strategies to improve diagnostic accuracy, deliver timely, evidence-based care, and determine when specialty referral is warranted.
As the demand for neurologic care continues to grow, primary care providers play an increasingly critical role in the early identification and management of neurologic disorders. This series equips participants with the foundational knowledge and clinical tools needed to confidently evaluate common neurologic presentations, initiate appropriate management, and recognize patients who require subspecialty care.
During sessions, participants will engage in collaborative discussions with neurology experts and peers, fostering ongoing mentorship, consultation and shared learning. By strengthening partnerships between primary care and neurology, this series aims to improve access to high-quality neurologic care, reduce unnecessary delays in diagnosis and referral, and ultimately enhance outcomes for patients with neurologic conditions.
AUDIENCE
Primary care providers (MD, DO, APP, NP, PA)
SCHEDULE
Ten weekly ECHO sessions held virtually
Thursdays 12:00 - 1:00 PM MT
September 10 - November 12
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CME
CME: Our application is pending approval. Participants should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the series (1.0 credit per session attended). To claim CME credit, participants who attended at least one session must complete the post-series survey which will be sent on the day of the last session (November 12).
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