The WVPHN Population Health ECHO network aims to address the health of communities by exploring the health issues and needs of a priority population across a series of educational and interactive sessions. We’ve adopted a Learning Health Systems approach, which seeks to bring data, informatics, research, education, incentives and real world insights together to improve patient outcomes and experience, provide better value healthcare, reduce unwarranted variation and to generate new knowledge about best practice in primary care.
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Project ECHO current series, HealthPathways: 8 August - 5 September
The Population Health ECHO Network: HealthPathways Series brings together the most popular HealthPathways with practical application through case-based discussion. Five topics have been selected based on our HealthPathways analytics. The most searched topics and frequently visited pathways were cut down to a top five by ECHO attendees in our last series and we have invited 5 specialists to review them. We aim to bridge the knowledge to action gap by providing pithy updates, reviewing key areas, and bringing practical tips from both generalists and specialists in the field. Feedback through the series will inform future HealthPathways development.
This series provides a platform to discuss:
- Hyperlipidaemia
- Hypertension
- Abnormal Liver Function Tests
- Headaches in Adults
- Low Back Pain