Tracks
ECHO clinics are currently running for the following topic/disciplines. Select a track to the left to view the schedule, resources, and expert panelists. After a clinic's curriculum is completed, it will restart with a new cohort of participants or a different topic will be offered.
Current Clinics
- Prescribers & Dispensers - Providers and pharmacists who have or who are planning to obtain their SAMHSA waiver to prescribe or dispense buprenorphine for OUD
- Peer Recovery & OUD
- NAS (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome)/NOWS (Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Symptoms) - Opioid use disorder as it relates to NAS/NOWS
- OUD in Pregnancy - Treatment approaches for pregnant and parenting women with OUD and their infants and children
- Case Management for OUD in Pregnancy - A case management focused approach to treating women with OUD in pregnancy
- Adolescent SUD Prevention - How to treat adolescents with substance use disorder, including opioids
- Non-Clinical Service Professionals in SUD
- First Responders - Learn about opioid use disorder in the context of first responder disciplines
Past Clinics
- Teen Vaping - Learn about the management of vaping/e-cigarette use and related conditions in adolescents
- Behavioral/Psychotherapy Track - Behavioral/psychotherapy interventions for OUD/SUD
- Behavioral Health & Peer Recovery - Includes peer recovery coaches, community advocates, psychologists, social workers, and counselors
- Early Childhood Home Visitors - For First Step Workers, Head Start, Nurse Family Partnerships, DCS employees, and other early childhood home visitors
- Emergency Room - Covers OUD treatment in an ER setting
- Jail-Based Management of OUD - Promotes clinical competence in treating for opioid use disorder in a jail-based setting
- Medical Co-Morbidities - Covers medical and psychiatric co-morbidities associated with OUD and how to manage of these conditions
IU is currently operating an ECHO clinic on Hepatitis C as well.