Hub Sustainability: An ECHO for ECHOs

Sustaining an ECHO Hub requires intentional actions that involves engaging champions, demonstrating impact, and securing funding.

The Hub Sustainability series is an ECHO program designed for ECHO hubs to learn from each other, share tools and resources, and collectively work through the challenges of sustaining an ECHO hub. The ECHO series offered in partnership with the West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute (WVCTSI) ECHO superhub and Diffusion Associates.

This Hub Sustainability ECHO series is a comprised of 10 bi-weekly sessions. Each 90-minute session includes:

• a brief didactic focused on core sustainability concepts with concrete examples from other ECHO hubs on how they can be operationalized
• a expert case presentation from an ECHO hub leader sharing lessons learned from their sustainability journey
• two participant-led case discussions on the most pressing issues hubs face

Between sessions, participating will work on components of a strategic sustainability plan. Additional support is available through individual coaching sessions and group office hours.

Prerequisite

Hubs must have at least one year of experience in implementing ECHO programming prior to participating.

Space is limited

Each cohort is limited to no more than 15 hubs and no more than 2 participants per hub.

Want to learn more?  Submit an interest form.