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04/16/2026

Precipitated withdrawal is a sudden, severe onset of withdrawal symptoms that occurs when Buprenorphine is given too soon after opioid use. Join our SUD Sim Lab session this Friday at noon to see what this can look like for EMS providers and what to do when faced with this situation in your own practice. Register now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1764165860865M5TS666F0C

04/13/2026

You may hear us say "All Teach, All Learn" A LOT! What this means is that everyone has something worth sharing and not matter your experience level there is still the ability to learn something new. To empower this we hold community focused ECHOs that give people with lived experience the ability to learn from experts. All are encouraged to come to our first Sickle Cell Disease Community ECHO, Tuesday April 14th at noon! This ECHO will give a better understanding of Sickle Cell and will be offered with live Spanish interpretation. Just click the Zoom link to get started: https://go.rutgers.edu/scd-cc

04/13/2026

It is important to make sure that an infant's oral health is top of mind. Join our next Oral Health During Pregnancy ECHO to learn how to distinguish normal infant oral anatomy from tongue/lip ties and ways for interprofessional teams to address feeding concerns while supporting healthy infant oral development. Register now: https://go.rutgers.edu/dcp-echo

04/09/2026

Methadone is still an effective measure for addressing opioid use disorder in the age of high potency sythetic opioids. There are best practices and updates that are critical to maintiaining its effectiveness, we will have all the updates and guidelines on our next SUD MAT ECHO session, Friday April 10th at 12PM. Reigster now on iECHO: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1764165860865M5TS666F0C

04/08/2026

Sickle Cell Disease impacts more than just the shape of blood cells, so treatment should too. Promoting best outcomes requires the integration of psychosocial and behavioral health. Learn how to take a holistic view of Sickle Cell Disease on our next SCD ECHO session, April 9th at 8am. You can register for the series on iECHO: https://go.rutgers.edu/scd-echo

We are one week away from our first Community Sickle Cell Disease ECHO. These sessions will bring patients, caregivers, ...
04/07/2026

We are one week away from our first Community Sickle Cell Disease ECHO. These sessions will bring patients, caregivers, and community members together. Building awareness, sharing knowledge, and learning together are essential steps toward reducing stigma, improving care, and strengthening support systems. Join us on select Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 pm via Zoom to learn, connect, and be part of a more informed and supportive community. No registration is required, and Spanish interpretation is available, access the sessions at https://go.rutgers.edu/scd-cc

In order to improve patient outcomes and trust in healthcare, providers need to limit bias in practice. The best place t...
04/07/2026

In order to improve patient outcomes and trust in healthcare, providers need to limit bias in practice. The best place to start is to understand what bias can look like, especially for patients with limited English proficiency. Join our Health Equity Rounds ECHO, Wednesday, April 8th, to learn how bias impacts health outcomes and what you can do to mitigate your own biases and educate those around you. Register now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1765548338271MO5YQMXD2L

A new episode of All Teach All Listen is now available! In this episode of All Teach, All Listen, host Sean Cuddihy, MPH...
04/06/2026

A new episode of All Teach All Listen is now available! In this episode of All Teach, All Listen, host Sean Cuddihy, MPH speaks with Jennie Sherlock-Loeb MSN, RNC-OB, C-ONQS, ANLC-P and Debbie Haine Vijayvergiya about writing and implementing policy to shed a light a on stillbirth

They discuss the Autumn Joy Stillbirth Research and Dignity Act, the federal SHINE for Autumn effort, lessons from lived experience, strategies for bipartisan, data-driven policy, and practical steps for successful implementation and measurement.

Learn how to get involved in advocacy, the importance of stakeholder engagement, and why persistence and patience matter in creating lasting change.

Listen now on our website or wherever you listen to podcast: https://projectecho.rutgers.edu/programs/all-teach-all-listen/

04/03/2026

To our professional community - registration is now open for the 2026 South Jersey Childhood Lead Prevention Project ECHO Program. There will be six (6) monthly sessions held from 12:00PM–1:00PM on the third Tuesday of the month, January 2026-June 2026

This opportunity is for pediatricians/physicians, nurses and healthcare professionals located in the seven southern New Jersey counties: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem.

Attendance at all sessions is encouraged but not required.

🗓️Tuesday, January 20, 2026
🕰️12-1PM

🗓️Tuesday, February 17, 2026
🕰️12-1PM

🗓️Tuesday, March 17, 2026
🕰️12-1PM

🗓️Tuesday, April 21, 2026
🕰️12-1PM

🗓️Tuesday, May 19, 2026
🕰️12-1PM

🗓️Tuesday, June 16, 2026
🕰️12-1PM

🌐Click on this link to register ➡️ https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/STPL59Q
📬 Questions? Email Sharleen van Vlijmen ➡️ svanvlijmen@njaap.org

This program will cover the importance of lead screening in pediatric settings with a focus on Southern New Jersey. Even small amounts of lead in the blood negatively affect a child’s development. If caught early, it’s possible to prevent further exposure and reduce harm to a child’s health. This program aims to improve the knowledge and competencies of care in lead prevention and referral of children with elevated blood lead levels to reduce the risk and impact of lead poisoning, and offers opportunities for collaboration among different organizations and providers in Southern NJ. The ECHO model fosters a bidirectional learning community where participants connect with experts, learn about the latest research and resources.



Rutgers Project ECHO New Jersey Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics

04/01/2026

Case managers can range from nurses, social workers, community health workers and more! What connects all of them is their ability to make reaching care easier, especially for those who use drugs. Learn how case managers and peer support can improve outcomes for pregnant people with opioid use disorder on our MOI ECHO, Thursday, April 2nd at 7:30am. Start you day with ECHO, register now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1764157466750NN2AUQAH6B

03/30/2026

On our next Dental Care during Pregnancy ECHO we will examine how oral bacteria, periodontal disease, and poor oral hygiene can influence pregnancy and birth outcomes as well as how to mitigate risks for yourself. Join our next session on March 31st at 8am and bring a colleague! Register now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM177073650420866AG8ESNI0

As Spring begins to bloom, it is the perfect time to find a cozy spot outdoors and read a book! If you or someone you kn...
03/26/2026

As Spring begins to bloom, it is the perfect time to find a cozy spot outdoors and read a book! If you or someone you know has a disability and would like to find a book club to join, our colleague Johanne Mayer is hosting a meeting later this month. Reach out to the email below for more information and to get the link to join!

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