About the BC ECHO

• Our ECHO was fully funded by the Shared Care Committee, one of the Joint Collaborative Committees of Doctors of BC and the BC Government.
  
• CME credits: Live attendance at each session offered 1 Mainpro+ credit or 1 MOC (Section 1) Group Learning credit.
  
• Attendees connected with a growing community of primary and allied health care providers (including physicians, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, social work and more) across the province to build a community of practice where everyone learns together with a shared purpose.
• Our ECHO provided a significant opportunity for practitioners to improve their competence and capacity for post-COVID-19 care, by gaining help with complex cases, receiving support and mentorship, and helping to reduce disparities in the quality of care for rural and underserved areas.
  
• Our ECHO curriculum was informed by patient partner perspectives of their lived experience with COVID-19. The curriculum was designed to help family practitioners support their patients who are struggling in their COVID-19 recovery. See what patient partners had to say about the program: COVID-19 Recovery: Experiences with the Family Practitioner (PDF)