Resources
What They are Saying about ECHO for Cancer
- Democratizing Access to Best Practice Cancer Care in Low-Resource Settings: Project ECHO, JCO Global Oncology, 2020
- Advancing gynecologic oncology in Latin America through Project ECHO, International Journal of Gynecologic Cancer - Corners of the World, 2020
- Leveraging Local Expertise to Improve Rural Cancer Care Outcomes Using Project ECHO: A Response to Levit et al, JCO Oncology Practice, 2020
- ASCO, Project ECHO Partner to Pilot Impactful Cancer Tele-Education Program in Nepal, ASCO Connection, 2020
- Connecting frontline providers in Africa with distant experts to improve patients' outcomes through Project ECHO: a successful experience in Cameroon, International Journal of Gynecological Cancer, 2019
- Use of telementoring to advance cancer control: The 2018 Africa Cancer Research and Control ECHO® Programme, Cancer Control, 2019
- Project ECHO brings ‘disruptive innovation’ to community cancer centers, Healio, 2018
- Retention of Knowledge Levels of Health Care Providers in Cancer Screening Through Telementoring, Journal of Global Oncology, 2018
- ECHO palliative care in Africa (ECHO-PACA): Improving access to quality palliative care, Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2018
- Quality medical care in rural communities is out of reach for millions, The Hill, 2018
- Project ECHO: An Effective Means of Increasing Palliative Care Capacity, American Journal of Managed Care; Evidence Based Oncology, 2017
- Building Virtual Communities of Practice for Health, The Lancet, 2017
- Ensuring Equitable Cancer Care for All Patients, The ASCO Post, 2017
- Project ECHO: A Telementoring Program for Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment in Low-resource Settings, Journal of Global Oncology ePub, 2016
- Download the full Cancer ECHO Biliography
- Review additional research on the ECHO model
Cancer ECHO Videos
Dr. Matthew Bouchonville discusses Project ECHO, an overview of its uses for Endocrinology disparity reduction, and a case for its use in cancer care delivery worldwide.
Moderator: Patti Doykos, PhD, Director, Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation
Speakers: Daniel Osei-Fofie, MD, Head of the Oncology Department at Kimberley Hospital and Clinical Head of Oncology for the Northern Cape, Ernest Hawk, MD, MPH, VP and Division Head for Cancer Prevention & Population Sciences at MD Anderson Cancer Center Project ECHO Superhub, Laura Makaroff, DO, Interim Senior VP Cancer Prevention and Detection, American Cancer Society, Lisa Stevens, PhD, Deputy Director, National Cancer Institute - Center for Global Health.
Moderator: Patti Doykos, PhD, Director, Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation
Panelists: Roopa Hariprasad, MD, National Institute of Cancer Prevention and Research, Brenda Kostelecky, PhD, National Cancer Institute Center for Global Health, Kathleen Schmeler, MD, UT MD Anderson Cancer Center and Richard Wender, MD, American Cancer Society.
Ernest Hawk, MD, MPH, Vice President of Cancer Prevention & Population Sciences
MD Anderson Cancer Center, Project ECHO Superhub
Program Flyer
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