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. 2020 May-Jun;117(3):245-253.

Assessing Impact of Show-Me ECHO on the Health of Missourians: Two Examples

Mirna Becevic  1 , Tracy Greever-Rice  2 , Emmanuelle Wallach  3 , Lincoln R Sheets  4 , Kara Braudis  5 , Benjamin Francisco  6 , Kimberly Hoffman  7 , Karen E Edison  8
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Assessing Impact of Show-Me ECHO on the Health of Missourians: Two Examples

Mirna Becevic et al. Mo Med. 2020 May-Jun.

Abstract

Show Me ECHO is a model for interprofessional collaboration that utilizes telehealth technologies to share evidence-based medical knowledge to improve patient outcomes and minimize variation in care for underserved populations. To measure ECHO outcomes, Show Me ECHO develops both an evaluation of clinical outcomes for patients as well as assessing learner outcomes on the Kirkpatrick Typology of Evaluation. This paper describes evaluation models for Dermatology and Childhood Asthma ECHOs.

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