Rutgers Project ECHO

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02/20/2026

Obtaining care for SUD is already difficult, but there are additional legal and policy obstacles for some individuals who are seeking care. Learn what you can do as a provider to overcome barriers for your patients and advocate for the best care possible on our SUD ECHO today at 12EST. Register now on iECHO: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1764165860865M5TS666F0C

NEW ECHO ALERT! Project ECHO is launching a Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) ECHO Series on March 12th, 2026. New Jersey ranks ...
02/19/2026

NEW ECHO ALERT! Project ECHO is launching a Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) ECHO Series on March 12th, 2026. New Jersey ranks among the top ten states in SCD prevalence, highlighting the need for improved awareness and coordinated care. Despite advancements, individuals with SCD continue to face significant barriers. This series aims to support providers and community members with education and strategies to improve outcomes across the lifespan. Register now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1770239347243KLVP7YY3N The Sickle Cell Association of New Jersey Embrace Kids *Official*

02/18/2026

Our final GO‑NJ ECHO session is happening Thursday, February 19th at 11:00 AM. This session will bring together experts and community partners to explore practical strategies, collaborative approaches, and real‑world tools that help safeguard vulnerable adults across New Jersey. Whether you work in health care, social services, community programs, or advocacy, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. Register now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1753211479470LGN15E2BP5

02/18/2026

While fentanyl and other opioids dominate the headlines, the current drug supply is much more complicated. Often people are using multiple substances and may not even realize it. Learn how to address substance use with individuals who are exposed to more than just opioids on our MOI ECHO, Thursday morning at 7:30am. Register now: go.rutgers.edu/MOI-ECHO

02/17/2026

Our FINAL Reproductive Health and Justice for Adults with IDD ECHO session is tomorrow the 18th at 12pm. Learn about options for contraceptive care, how to approach advising patients, and what can be done for symptom management of various methods. Register now to gain access to the entire series and make sure to log on for our final session: https://go.rutgers.edu/rh-idd_echo

02/16/2026

Join us for our upcoming CIC / LTC-CIP ECHO session on Tuesday the 17th at 1:00pm featuring Smart Antibiotic Use and Staff Health. This session will focus on best practices for responsible antibiotic prescribing and stewardship, along with strategies to support and protect staff health in long-term care settings. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, share, and strengthen infection prevention efforts with colleagues across the field.

02/12/2026

Join our FIRST SUD Sim Lab session this Friday, at 12. We will be broadcasting live from the Sim Lab where you can learn first hand what to do when responding to a potential overdose in the current drug supply. You will not want to miss this interactive session. Register now: go.rutgers.edu/SUD-ECHO

Data can tell us a lot, including if the needs of a community are being met. Learn how to leverage your data to understa...
02/10/2026

Data can tell us a lot, including if the needs of a community are being met. Learn how to leverage your data to understand the needs of the population you serve on our next Health Equity Rounds ECHO. We hope to see you Wednesday at 12:30pm on Zoom, register here: http://go.rutgers.edu/CLAS-ECHO

02/04/2026

Guardianship is not the only route to help vulnerable adults. Learn about alternatives to guardianship and how to evaluate decision making capacity on our next Getting Older in NJ (GO-NJ) ECHO session, Thursday, February 5th at 11am. We only have two sessions left! Register now before the series ends: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1753211479470LGN15E2BP5

02/04/2026

The MOI ECHO series continues this Thursday, the 5th at 7:30am with a powerful session, The Brain on Motherhood: Neurobiology of Addiction & Mental Health. Join us for an insightful discussion exploring how neurobiology, addiction, and mental health intersect during motherhood, and what this means for care, support, and outcomes for mothers and families. Register now: https://iecho.org/public/program/PRGM1764157466750NN2AUQAH6B

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