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ECHO and Community
of Practice (CoP) Programs

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What is ECHO?

Project ECHO is an online model which links expert specialist
teams at an academic “hub” with primary care clinicians (or other
professionals) in local communities (“spokes”). The spokes receive
mentoring and feedback from the specialists in the hubs, so that
they can manage patient cases (or support other needs of the
community) effectively.

This model is built on four principles:

Amplification, i.e., using technology to leverage scarce resources

Case-based learning to master complexity

Share best practices

Web-based database to monitor outcomes

Please visit the website ECHO India if you need further information.

ECHO Autism

The ECHO Autism program is an innovative partnership program to mentor physicians on best practices in early identification, intervention, evaluation and management of children with Autism using the online platform of ECHO.

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ECHO Therapy for children
with Autism

ECHO Therapy for children with Autism is a tele-mentoring program using the online platform of ECHO, meant to be a support for professionals providing therapy for children with Autism to enhance their existing clinical skills in Autism intervention.

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ECHO ADHD

(jointly conducted by Ummeed and Sethu Centre for Child Development and Family Guidance, Goa):

ECHO ADHD is a training program conducted using the online platform of ECHO, aimed to improve participant knowledge and self-efficacy in ADHD...

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What are Communities of Practice (CoP)?

A Community of Practice (CoP) is a group of people who "share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly". Ummeed often hosts CoPs for its trainees in specific domains so that there is a shared space for learning and a sense of belonging to a community (even if dispersed by geography or other factors).

Aashayein – Saath Jude
Saath Seekhen

The curriculum in the CDA and erstwhile Early Childhood Champions (ECC) programs has been evolving based on evidence-based practices applied globally, and we felt the need to continue sharing these with our past participants.

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Mentoring Circle – Parent
Support Groups

This is a mentoring group that supports partner organizations to build capacity for running family support groups (FSGs) in their respective contexts. This is facilitated by members of Ummeed’s mental health and social work teams.

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KYR Facilitator
Program

This is a mentoring group that supports partner organizations to build capacity for running rights-based workshops in their respective communities.

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