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Protecting Children from ACEs with ECHO Pays Off for New Mexico 

Now in its second year, this ECHO program is an innovative solution to prevent adverse childhood experiences from adding up for New Mexico's children.

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Health Care

Bridging Sectors: ECHO India’s Holistic Model for Health and Beyond 

The team of partners at ECHO India have established the ECHO Model as the country’s go-to solution for upskilling the workforce at scale.

Gender Equity

Implementing a Vision for a Gender-Equitable World, Starting with Schools

ECHO India successfully pilots a rigorous, innovative program for teaching the tenets of gender equity – in a diverse range of schools.

Maternal Child Health

‘Every Infant Matters’ for this Mother-Daughter Nonprofit Team  

With the ECHO Model’s support, Dr. Shelly Batra and Dr. Radhika Batra reach more mothers around India with high-quality health care.

Health Care

Case Report: Nurses in India, a Lever for Change

Nurses around the world, and particularly in India, are professionals who can make a significant impact in reducing the health care burden in rural and high-need areas. The ECHO Model brdiges gaps for the education they need.

Tuberculosis

Reaching Further, Faster with Critical Tuberculosis Treatment in India

Treating tuberculosis in any country presents challenges: the highly infectious disease takes on many forms — pulmonary, renal, even ocular — that make it difficult to diagnose, especially in children. Any interruption to the months-long treatment course often results in […]

Tuberculosis

Before It’s Too Late: Tuberculosis Treatment Access for Women and Children

In partnership with India’s Ministry of Health, ECHO India intends to change equitable tuberculosis care for all.

COVID-19

ECHO India Goes Viral in Response to COVID-19

When ECHO India launched its COVID-19 training series in 2020, 1,000 participant slots filled in less than five minutes. Health professionals were eager to learn about intensive care unit practices for their patients.