We believe that the right knowledge at the right place, at the right time can save millions of lives.
The benefits of knowledge are a social good that should be available to everyone.
Together, we empower local communities to access expert knowledge wherever they live.
The ECHO Model has proven effective and scalable across disciplines, empowering global change in health, education and civics.
“If we want to build sustainable relationships, we need to go beyond health,” Dr. Fadul says. “We need to address all of the issues that lead to public health, like water, waste, and telecommunications. And we need to provide equity in knowledge.”
Read More“Delayed core clamping was such a good project for them to pick, because it doesn't require a lot of resources,” says Duke Health neonatologist Sharla Rent, MD, a team leader. “It literally is just a knowledge practice change so they didn't need extra supplies or a lot of extra training and it [lent itself] to quicker implementation.”
Read More“With the knowledge I had from ECHO, I was able to help dozens of patients that first year,” Gabrellas said. “Many had suffered with hepatitis C for years but were not able to access treatment.” One of her patients was able to avoid a liver transplant because her health improved drastically once her hepatitis C was treated.
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People were dying while waiting for treatment – treatment that might have cured many of them. That’s why I started Project ECHO.
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