Missouri Telehealth Network

03/16/2026

What are you learning this week? This week's ECHO Extra showcases virtual sessions for healthcare professionals across Missouri. Join a session or submit a case to learn from others across the state.

1. Learn from subject matter experts
2. Discuss real cases from your practice
3. Connect with healthcare professionals across Missouri
4. Expand knowledge on important health topics
5. Earn continuing education credits at no cost

Register or submit a case at http://showmeecho.org

03/14/2026

We are officially one month away from the Veterinary Education & Training ECHO!

Save the date for April 14th for the return of this ECHO from 12-1PM CT.

Submit a case, view the didactic schedule and register at
showmeecho.org/clinics/veterinary-education-training

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03/12/2026

Are you curious on how to connect children and caregivers more when it comes to play?

Play is essential, but not always easy, especially for children or caregivers with past trauma experience.

Understand caregivers barrier to resistance when it comes to engaging in play and learn more about reframing play here: https://bit.ly/reframingconnection

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Insights from the Head Start ECHO on Play as Connection, Not Performance Play is often described as the language of childhood—a joyful, natural way for children to explore their world, […]

03/11/2026

We are one week from the C-TRaP Webinar over The Current State of Telehealth: Policy, Payment, and Use on Wednesday, March 18.

This session will be held at no-cost from 12-1PM CST.

>Identify recent telehealth policy and reimbursement changes and how they affect day-to-day practice.
>Recognize current telehealth use patterns, including what has declined, what has remained and where disparities persist.
>Use practical strategies to align telehealth services with current payment rules and organizational goals.

Register here: bit.ly/ctrapwebinar

03/10/2026

Alpha-Gal Syndrome (AGS) is a chronic condition for many Missourians.

We are working to change that.

Are you interested in learning more about AGS or improving outcomes for your patients with this emerging condition?

Join us on the Infectious Disease ECHO on April 6 from 12-1PM CT as we hear from Dr. Benjamin Casterline featured in this video.

Register or submit a case at showmeecho.org/clinics/infectiousdisease

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03/10/2026

Here are five reasons to join the Concussion Care ECHO.

1. This ECHO will support & educate rehabilitation and medical clinicians in concussion care.
2. Increase utilization of care plans & object assessments.
3. Expand knowledge through a variety of engaging didactic topics
4. Receive free continuing education credits
5. Submit cases you are experiencing in your practice
Upcoming sessions are held on March 11 and April 8 from 12-1PM CT.

***This ECHO is recommended for physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language therapists, athletic trainers, mental health therapists and primary care professionals.

Submit a case or register at showmeecho.org

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03/09/2026

Do you have a situation you would like to discuss with peers and experts across Missouri?

Show Me ECHO sessions include time for real world case discussions where healthcare professionals can share challenges, ask questions and learn from one another.

Here are this week's sessions. We recommend all participant submit a case. The process is simple, easy and a judgement-free zone.

Register or submit a case at showmeecho.org

03/06/2026

Did you know that Hypertension is one of the most chronic prevalent diseases in Missouri that contributes to early morbidity and mortality?

The Hypertension ECHO is working towards improving outcomes and enhancing care in patients throughout Missouri.

Join us on Monday, March 9 from 12-1PM CT for this virtual educational session.

ECHO is held at no-cost and offers free continuing education credits for qualifying healthcare professionals.

Cases are encouraged to be submitted.

Register or submit a case at showmeecho.org

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03/05/2026

We would like to welcome Ying Liu, MD, MA, to Missouri Telehealth Network!

Ying will oversee and coordinate all research activities related to the Center for Telehealth Research and Policy (C-TRaP). She will also support reporting efforts, contribute to newsletters, assist with compliance and more.

Before this role, she worked for over 20 years in the Department of Nutrition and Exercise Physiology Department for Mizzou and was in family medicine after that.

Personally, and professionally, she is proud of becoming a doctor and then successfully transitioning her career into clinical research. She is inspired by freedom and the ability to pursue a meaningful life. While she is still exploring hobbies and cultivating new interests, her lifelong dreams have shaped who she is today.

Welcome Ying to MTN!

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03/04/2026

Last week, Olivia Latendresse, Sr. Strategic Communications & Marketing Associate attended the Missouri Coordinated School Nurses Conference where she had the opportunity to promote and share about the Show-Me ECHO program.

School nurses are vital in the health and wellbeing of Missouri's children. Participating in ECHO sessions can strengthen their impact and help improve outcomes for students statewide.

Learn more at http://showmeecho.org

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HealthyKidsMO - Missouri Coordinated School Health Coalition

03/03/2026

Did you know that March is National Kidney Month?

Chronic kidney disease is prevalent in Missouri and affects many individuals, but can remain undiagnosed or underdiagnosed due to knowledge gaps.

The Kidney Disease ECHO is working to fill that gap by increasing an understanding of early screening and disease management.

This ECHO is held every first and third Thursday from 12-1PM CT, provided at no cost and offers free continuing education credits to qualifying participants.

Register at showmeecho.org/clinics/kidney-disease

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03/02/2026

Are you a healthcare professional in Missouri?

We offer free education for professionals in our state through the Show-Me ECHO program.

This week's ECHO Extra showcases scheduled sessions from March 2 through March 6.

ECHO topics includes: Autism: Behavior Solutions in Schools & Communities, Community Health Worker, Medical Forensic, Kidney Disease, Family Support Provider and more.

Sessions offer continuing education for qualifying professionals and are held virtually.

We encourage participants to submit a case from a situation they are experiencing in their practice.

Register or submit a case at http://showmeecho.org

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