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Interdisciplinary Addiction Medicine (I AM)
Project ECHO
(Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes)
You can email any concerns/issues at any time and our I AM Project ECHO Hub Team will get an answer to your issue and/or provide an ECHO session on the subject. Please email ETSU I AM Project ECHO with your need.
About this Series: |
Project ECHO will link specialist teams at an academic “hub” with primary care clinicians
in local communities – the “spokes” of the model. Together, you’ll participate in
weekly teleECHO™ clinics that act like virtual grand rounds combined with mentoring
and patient case presentations. Our initial topics will include:
Here’s a short Project ECHO overview video created by the program’s developers. The regular interactive hub-spoke video conferences (using simple video-conferencing software that can be used on any desktop computer or mobile device) will consist of:
Didactic and discussion will focus on providing learning around medically assisted treatment, specifically addressing those providers who have or are interested in obtaining their waiver in order to prescribe buprenorphine. The goal is to increase the knowledge base and comfort level of family medicine physicians, nurse practitioners on treating opioid use disorder. |
| Fact Sheet: | Click here for Project ECHO Q&A Fact Sheet for Providers and Health Center Leadership. |
| How to claim credit: | Click here for information on how to claim CME credit. |
| Target Audience: | Family Medicine Physicians, Physicians, APNs, PAs, Residents/Fellows, Pharmacists, Psychologists |
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Sessions: |
All sessions 12:15PM - 1:15PM Eastern Time (unless otherwise noted) 10:15AM - 11:15AM Mountain Time Series 6
Fall 2022 & Spring 2023
August 24: Harm Reduction Speaker - Bill Brooks, DrPH September 7: Xylazine Speaker – Ryan Tewell, PharmD September 21: Roll of CPRS Speaker – Veronica Vann Ray, CPRS, BSW October 5: How to present an ECHO Case Speaker - Dr. Joyce Troxler October 19: Pregnancy Speaker - Dr. Joyce Troxler November 2: College Culture & SUD Speakers - Veronica Vann Ray, CPRS, BSW & Shannon Payne, Counseling Student November 16: Fentanyl Speaker – Dr. Hayel November 30: Behavioral Addictions – Gambling Speaker – Meredith Ginley, PhD December 14: Ibogaine Speaker - Ryan Tewell, PharmD January 11: Behavioral Addictions – Interventions Speaker – Meredith Ginley, PhD January 25: ACEs and Resiliency Speaker – Megan Quinn, DrPH February 8: Criminal Justice Speaker – Kelly Moore, PhD, Judge O. Duane Slone, JD February 22: Caring Workplace Initiative Speaker – Mina McVeigh, LCSW, Angela Hagaman, DrPH March 8: Motivational Interviewing Speaker – Mina McVeigh, LCSW, Meredith Ginley, PhD March 22: ASAM Criteria/Level of Care Speakers - Dr. Geller April 5: SUD Adolescence Speaker – Pediatric Specialist April 19: Neuroscience of Addiction Speaker - Dr. Jerry Deehan May 3: TBD Speaker - TBD May 17: Contingency Management Speakers – Joyce Troxler, MD, Meredith Ginley, PhD, Bill Brooks, DrPH
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| Case Presentation Request: |
Click here to submit a case.
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| Session Materials: | Click here for today's ECHO session materials |
| Previous Session Resources: | Click here for resources from previous sessions. |
| Archived Session Recordings: |
Click here to watch previously recorded sessions. |
| Fees: | Project ECHO is a cost-free partnership between community providers and East Tennessee State University. |
| Registration: | Click here to register now. |
| Planning Committee Members: |
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Hub Team: Addictionologists:
Psychologist:
Evidence Based Resources/Research Support:
Pharmacist: |
: Joyce Troxler, MD
I AM ECHO Director
Associate Professor
Addiction Medicine Fellowship Program Director
Quillen College of Medicine
Kamran Hayel-Moghadam, MD
Associate Professor
Addiction Medicine Fellowship Associate Program Director
Quillen College of Medicine
Meredith Ginley, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Psychology
ETSU College of Arts and Sciences
Rick Wallace, EdD
Professor
Associate Director for Evidence & Outreach
Quillen College of Medicine Library
Ryan Tewell, PharmD
Assistant Professor – Co-Medical Director
Department of Family Medicine
ETSU Health
tewell@etsu.edu
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| Activity Director: | 
Joyce Troxler, MD |
| Educational Planner: |  Melissa Hood MPH, CHCP, CAP |
| Fellowship Coordinator: |
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You can email any concerns/issues at any time and our I AM Project ECHO Hub Team will get an answer to your issue and/or provide an ECHO session on the subject. Please email I AM ECHOwith your need. |
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| Accreditation: | |
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This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the Quillen College of Medicine, East Tennessee State University. The Quillen College of Medicine, East Tennessee State University is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. |
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The Quillen College of Medicine, East Tennessee State University designates this live activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. |
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Up to 1.00 (1.00CH) continuing nursing education hours have been approved for each session of this program. East Tennessee State University College of Nursing is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the North Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. |
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In order to claim NASW credits the attendee will be provided an attendance certificate to submit to NASW along with their copy of the activity syllabus. |
HOW TO RECEIVE NO COST CME CREDIT
- To submit a case for consideration, please download and complete the ETSU I AM Project ECHO Case Presentation Form and email to ETSU I AM Project ECHO. As a case presenter you may also claim MOC Part II credits (see instructions below).
- Information on receiving MOC II credit for submitting an ETSU I AM Project ECHO case.
- To receive CME credit for participating in a I AM Project ECHO session, please see instructions below.
- All individuals who check in for the session will receive an email following the session allowing access to complete the evaluation and claim credit.