The project uses videoconferencing to connect interdisciplinary teams of experts with primary care providers and other professionals throughout Missouri.
The Missouri Telehealth Network (MTN) increases access to patient-centered health care via telehealth by providing technical assistance, partnering with key stakeholders, operating telehealth programs, and supporting and developing telehealth policies. They collaborate in interactive case-based learning to develop advanced skills and best practices, which improves patient care access, quality and efficiency.
06/23/2026
Two ECHOs, one mission, greater impact.
We are excited to announce that the HIV and Hepatitis C ECHOs are combining to expand their impact.
This ECHO will be held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month from 12-1PM CT and will relaunch on September 10.
Not registered yet? Sign up at http://showmeecho.org
ECHO is always free, virtual and offers free continuing education credits for qualifying professionals.
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06/22/2026
June is almost over!
Though there are only three ECHO sessions left in June each session provides a tremendous amount of value for practitioners.
Join the Va**ng, To***co & Ni****ne Treatment ECHO, the Concussion Care ECHO and/or the Substance use Disorder ECHO all at no-cost.
Submit a case and register at showmeecho.org
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06/21/2026
Happy National Selfie Day from Missouri Telehealth Network!
We have wonderful team and are excited to continue supporting healthcare professionals in improving health outcomes across the state.
Learn more about our organization and impact here:
https://medicine.missouri.edu/offices-programs/missouri-telehealth-network
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06/18/2026
"Participating in Autism in Primary Care ECHO has increased access for my patients to early Autism Diagnosis and has improved my comprehensive care for patients with Autism."
-Autism Primary Care Participant
Learn more about joining this ECHO and the impact it has here:
https://showmeecho.org/clinics/autism/
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Learning does not stop over the summer.
Yesterday, 16 participants joined the Pain Management ECHO for additional support and knowledge on this topic.
This ECHO meets on the third Tuesday of each month from 12 to 1 PM CT. Upcoming topics include Interventional Modalities, Acceptance and Chronic Pain and Medication Management.
Do you have a challenging pain management case or situation where additional support would be helpful? Submit a case and receive guidance from healthcare professionals across Missouri.
Register or submit a case at showmeecho.org
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06/16/2026
Today is the Center for Telehealth Research & Policy (C-TRaP) Webinar over Explaining the Diffusion of a Telehealth Innovation: The Case of Project ECHO.
This session will be presented by Jim Dearing, PhD from 12-1PM CT and is held at no-cost.
Register here: bit.ly/ctrapwebinar
06/15/2026
Have you submitted a case for a Show-Me ECHO session?
This week there are seven opportunities to present your case or situation in your practice.
Cases can be simple or complex. They are a judgement free zone and designed to improve care for your patients.
Submit a case for an ECHO session this week at
https://showmeecho.org/submit-a-case
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06/12/2026
Participation in HIV ECHO has directly improved how I and the clinicians I support deliver HIV care, particularly for patients with complex medical and social needs.
Though the HIV ECHO is on summer break there are a variety ways to expand knowledge through the sessions that are not on break.
Attend an ECHO session or submit a case. The impact is invaluable.
Register at http://showmeecho.org
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What is a case and how do you go about submitting one?
A case is a situation or scenario that you want to bring to the table for discussion. It can be simple or complex.
Cases are truly the heart of ECHO and how we learn.
The process for submitting a case is simple and can be done at showmeecho.org/submitacase
Whether you are resident or have been in practice for 20 years, submitting a case is encouraged by all levels of experience.
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06/10/2026
Mark your calendar for next Tuesday, June 16, 2026, for the second C-TRaP Webinar, "Explaining the Diffusion of a Telehealth Innovation: The Case of Project ECHO."
This webinar will be presented by Jim Dearing, PhD, from Michigan State University.
This session will be presented from 12 to 1 PM CT and is provided at no-cost.
Register at bit.ly/ctrapwebinar
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