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Looking for an inclusive book club to join? Johanne Mayer runs a book club for adults with disabilities that is open to ...
08/28/2026

Looking for an inclusive book club to join? Johanne Mayer runs a book club for adults with disabilities that is open to all. School is back in session soon and now is the perfect time to pick up that book! Email [email protected] for more information.

08/27/2026

Join us on Friday, August 28 at 12:00 PM for our next SUD MAT ECHO session, Meeting People Where They Are. This discussion will explore person-centered approaches to engaging patients, building trust, reducing barriers to care, and supporting positive treatment outcomes. We hope you'll join us for this valuable learning opportunity, register now: go.rutgers.edu/SUD-ECHO

08/26/2026

Join our FINAL MOI ECHO session, Thursday August 27th at 7:30am, to learn how everything we have learned over the past year together can be tied together. Over the course of the session we will show how each part of an interdisciplinary care team can contribute to the well being of a pregnant person and their family. This session will be interactive and valuable to you whether you have joined every session or are brand new to the MOI ECHO. Register now: go.rutgers.edu/MOI-ECHO

08/25/2026

There is a lot to balance when someone is pregnant, including their own physical health. Learn about the benefits of maintaining moderate physical activity during pregnancy on our next Prematurity Prevention ECHO, Wednesday August 26th at noon. Register now to learn more about the relationship between maternal nutrition, exercise and fetal growth: https://go.rutgers.edu/PPI-ECHO

08/20/2026

New research led by Dr. Stefanie Russell found that pregnant patients who had dental appointments scheduled during their prenatal visit were significantly more likely to receive oral health care during pregnancy. The findings also highlight the importance of programs like Rutgers Project ECHO's Dental Care in Pregnancy series which helps healthcare providers better support oral health during pregnancy. Read the full article below: https://www.rutgers.edu/news/scheduling-dental-care-during-prenatal-visits-bolsters-oral-health-care-during-pregnancy

08/20/2026

How you discuss care with a patient has a major impact on their commitment and engagement in treatment. There are strategies you can begin implementing at an individual level and others at a broader systems level that can bring about positive change for your community. Learn more and share your own successes with others on the SUD ECHO this Friday, August 21st at noon. Register now on iECHO: go.rutgers.edu/SUD-ECHO

08/19/2026

On our MOI Community Workshops we like to take the time to go over your problems, success, and tie what we have learned into action at your place of work. For our FINAL workshop we will be discussing change and how to overcome the fears that can accompany change on an organizational level. Join our MOI ECHO, Thursday August 20th at 7:30 AM by registering on iECHO: go.rutgers.edu/MOI-ECHO

08/18/2026

Navigating Medicaid and Medicare is no easy task, especially with the upcoming changes to Medicaid eligibility. Learn the basics of each program, who the eligibility changes will impact, and how to continue to find quality healthcare for your community regardless of coverage on our next CARE ECHO. Join us Wednesday, August 19th at 1PM for an insightful presentation and discussion. Register now on iECHO: go.rutgers.edu/CARE-ECHO

08/13/2026

Harm reduction strategies can be difficult to grasp for patients and families when addressing substance use disorder. Having a conversation about them is the first step to understanding. On our FINAL SUD Sim Lab session we are going to show what this conversation can look like and how to best explain what harm reduction means to patients and their families. Join us Friday August 14th at noon, register now on iECHO: go.rutgers.edu/SUD-ECHO

08/11/2026

Whether a pregnant person has pre-existing or gestational diabetes (which typically develops between weeks 24-28 of pregnancy) managing these conditions in pregnancy requires strict blood sugar control to prevent complications like high birth weight, birth defects, and preeclampsia. Learn how to discuss this with patients and clients on our next PPI ECHO, Wednesday August 12th at noon. Register now on iECHO: go.rutgers.edu/PPI-ECHO

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