ECHO at UHN

03/03/2026

🧠 ECHO at UHN: Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury Module

March 4 – April 22, 2026

We’re excited to launch our upcoming no‑cost, virtual, CPD‑accredited education series designed to support healthcare providers caring for children and youth with traumatic brain injuries.

📅 Wednesdays, 5–6 PM EST
💡 Open to all healthcare providers across Ontario
🤝 Learn from an interprofessional specialist team
🩺 Topics include concussion assessment, infant/toddler TBI, moderate/severe TBI, return‑to‑school & play, and Rowan’s Law protections for children and youth.

🔗 Register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TBIPediatric2026
🌐 More information: https://uhn.echoontario.ca
Let’s continue to Educate • Engage • Empower our pediatric care community.

03/02/2026

03/01/2026

02/26/2026

New episode is out now 🎙️

Nurse practitioner leaders from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario talk about what the Canada Health Act feels like on the ground in 2026, and how quiet policy and privatization decisions are shaping who actually gets primary care, and who doesn’t.

They share real stories about patients stuck in the gaps, NP signatures being rejected on forms, and why NP associations are structural power if we want the system to change.

Watch on YouTube or Spotify:
https://youtu.be/NQbTYEB73MM
Listen on Apple podcasts: Search "Breaking Silos in Canadian Healthcare"

Joined by:
Michelle Gray | Jenny Mador | Kevin Zizzo | Michelle O'Keefe | Jodi Colwil
Hosted by: Anthony DiValentino

Presented by: Rhythmic Media
Feature Partner: ECHO at UHN

Special Thanks to:
Nurse Practitioners' Association of Ontario | SANP - Saskatchewan Association of Nurse Practitioners | Nurse Practitioner Association of Alberta

02/25/2026

Breaking Silos in Canadian Healthcare Nurse Practitioners' Association of OntarioGeorgina Nurse Practitioner Led Clinic

New episode is live 🎙️

Nurse practitioner leaders from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario talk about what the Canada Health Act feels like on the ground in 2026, and how quiet policy and privatization decisions are shaping who actually gets primary care, and who doesn’t.

We get into real stories of patients stuck in the gaps, NP signatures being rejected, and why frontline clinicians are pushing for a different future. Watch or listen via the link in my bio and tell us what resonates most for you. Presented by Rhythmic Media. Feature Partner:

02/20/2026

We look forward to seeing you in our Paediatric sessions!

Register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TBIPediatric2026

🧠✨ ECHO at UHN: Pediatric TBI Series
Join us March 4 – April 22, 2026 for a FREE, CPD‑accredited virtual program supporting clinicians who care for children and youth with TBI.
📅 Wednesdays • 5–6 PM EST
💬 Open to all healthcare providers
💡 Concussion care, infant/toddler TBI, moderate–severe TBI, return‑to‑school/play & Rowan’s Law protections [TBI Pediat...yer - 2026 | PDF]
🔗 Register: www.surveymonkey.com/r/TBIPediatric2026
Educate • Engage • Empower ✨

02/05/2026

A productive and inspiring ECHO Conference with an incredible group of ECHO at UHN staff!
A wonderful opportunity to share knowledge, strengthen connections, and advance collaborative care primary care.
Looking forward to continuing this momentum across all ECHO Ontario Programs!
To learn more, click on the following link: https://uhn.echoontario.ca/

01/31/2026

Chronic pain affects 1 in 5 Canadians. How are we ensuring that our clinicians are equipped to care for those who experience it?

ECHO Pain is a virtual health professions education program co-developed in 2014 by a team at UHN and Queen’s University. For over a decade, it has equipped health care professionals with the knowledge, confidence, and community to provide safe and effective chronic pain management for those who need it most.

As the program model continues to be adopted across Canada, a research team from UHN’s KThe KITE Research Institutehas identified several components behind its success, including strong program structure, a multidisciplinary program team, and continuous evaluation to meet the evolving needs of clinicians.

Their findings highlight how accessible, collaborative education can strengthen chronic pain care across the country.

🔗 Read more about ECHO Pain’s 10-year impact: https://www.uhnresearch.ca/news/echos-better-pain-care


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01/07/2026

📢 New Program Launch!

ECHO Ontario is excited to announce the start of our Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) program on January 7, 2026!

✅ Register today and be part of this impactful initiative!
🔗 to learn more, visit us at uhn.echoontario.ca
👉click here to register https://uhn.echoontario.ca/Register