Project ECHO utilizes case-based learning and short didactic lectures in a model that allows healthcare professionals to learn from one another through real-life case reviews and discussion. Below are two ECHOs focused guiding informed care of individuals with post-viral syndromes, PASC, ME/CFS and related comorbid conditions.
2026 Project ECHOÂ
| Jennifer Bell, FNP-C | Orthostatic Intolerance/Dysautonomia: Pharmacological Treatment Approaches | Slides |
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| Lucinda Bateman, MD | Sleep Dysfunction in Long COVID ME/CFS: Pathophysiology & Treatment Approaches |
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| Todd Davenport, DPT, Ph.D.Staci Stevens, MA | Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test (CPET) & Metabolic Dysfunction with Long COVID |
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| Natalie Thomas, Ph.D. | Neuroendocrine Dysfunction in ME/CFS & Long COVID | Video |
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| Beth Pollack & Sangrita Singh, MIT | Emerging Long COVID Research | Video |
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| Katie Woolf, DPT, PRPC | Sex, Intimacy, and Pelvic Health | Video | Slides |
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Other Related ECHOs
Long COVID & Fatiguing Illness Recovery Program
Family Health Centers of San Diego, Project ECHO, University of Washington and University of Colorado have collaborated to provide a CDC-funded monthly learning session. The aim of the webinar-style program is to rapidly disseminate post-acute Sequelae of COVID-19 and Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome findings and emerging best practices
This large-scale national monthly ECHO webinar series will offer didactic presentations by subject matter experts, examples of emerging best practices and models of care and a facilitated Q&A.
Register for the monthly series!
The Schmidt Initiative for Long COVID Global ECHO Webinar SeriesÂ
This series, supported by the Schmidt Initiative for Long COVID, focuses on local providers in low- and middle-income countries.
Each session includes a presentation by a subject-matter expert on emerging best practices and models of care, as well as a facilitated question-and-answer session.
Topics include: neurocognitive, pulmonary, and cardiac manifestations of long COVID; pediatric post-COVID conditions; physical therapy and practical strategies for long COVID symptom management.
Click here for more information & to register!
2025 Project ECHOÂ
| Zeest Khan, MD | Long COVID: Navigating Clinical Uncertainty |
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| Jaime Booz, MS, CCP-SLP | Tools for Effective Patient Visis |
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| Clayton Powers, DPT | Back to the Basics: Improving Patient Outcomes |
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| Jennifer Bell, FNP-BC | A Practical Approach to Complex Patient Cases | Video |
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| Brayden Yellman, MD; Clayton Powers, DPT | Clinical Considerations: Hypermobility |
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| Katie Woolf, DPT, PRPC | Pelvic Health Considerations: Physical Therapy Perspective | Video | Slides |
| Melanie Hoppers, MD | Pediatric & Young Adults, Part 1: Diagnoses & Management | Video | Slides |
| Melanie Hoppers, MD | Pediatric & Young Adults, Part 2: Patient Cases | Video | Slides |
2023-2024 Project ECHO
| Brayden Yellman, MD; Jennifer Bell, FNP-C | Dysautonomia: Who’s in the Driver’s Seat | Video | Slides |
| Dacre Knight, MD | Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders |
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| Brayden Yellman, MD; Jennifer Bell, FNP-C; Melanie Hoppers, MD | Dysautonomia: Backseat Drivers |
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| Amy Mooney, OTR, MS; Clayton Powers, DPT | When Exercise Doesn’t Help | Video |
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| Alba Azola, MD; Melanie Hoppers, MD | Pediatric & Young Adult | Video |
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| Brayden Yellman, MD; Theresa Dowell, FNP, PT | Anatomical Neurological Complications | Video | Slides |
| Brayden Yellman, MD; Greg Condie, DO | Sympathetic Overdrive | Video | Slides |
| Jeannette Brown, MD, Ph.D. | Long COVID & Suppliments | Video | Slides |
| Stephanie Grach, MD, MS; Mayo Clinic Post-COVID Team | Post-COVID Care: Implementing Care Plans | Â | Â |
| Beth Pollack, MIT Research Scientist | Common Comorbidities, Overlap & Lesser Studied Pathologies | Video | Slides |
Lucinda Bateman, MD, is a renowned clinician, researcher, and educator. Her Johns Hopkins University Medical School training instilled an approach to care that she has employed throughout her career – the patient comes first and the unknown or unexplained does not equate to a lack of proper and compassionate care. Since starting her own practice in 2000, she has served on six boards or committees, been the principal investigator for 45 studies, authored/coauthored 40 journal articles, served as adjunct instructor and adjunct assistant professor in the University of Utah Departments of Preventative Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Anesthesiology, and lectured around the world.