Initiative Goal:
Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine in partnership with Clinical Care Options is providing a Project ECHO for Migraine Prevention, a program to support community-based neurology clinicians and practices improve outcomes in patients living with migraine.
Participants will meet virtually for one hour once per month September 2023 - August 2024 - meeting times to be finalized in Summer 2023.
What is Project ECHO?
Project ECHO is a free, innovative tele-mentoring and tele-education “Hub-and-Spoke” outreach model that connects community clinicians or practices (“Spokes”) to a multidisciplinary and interprofessional neurology and QI specialty team ("Hub").
Why should you join this community of practice?
Benefits to your patients:
- Increase AAN guideline-based care to reduce migraine days
- Enhance monitoring of outcomes
- Improve access to new treatments
Benefits to you:
- Collaborate with peers in an 'all teach, all learn environment’
- Learn from experts in Migraine and QI through a case-based model
- Participate in a practice-based program on migraine prevention and QI methodology that is practical and immediately implementable
- Interact with experts and peers during and outside of sessions
- Increase professional satisfaction and reduce isolation
- Earn no cost continuing education credits – up to 42 CE hours (CME, ABPN MOC, MIPS, NCPD (CNE), AAPA)
Benefits to your practice:
- Case consultation on actual patients and your QI project
- $5,000 stipend for the practice
- Take home resources for your practice and patients
- Complete a quality improvement project that will meet maintenance of certification, payor, and national quality guidelines (ABPN MOC, MIPS)
To join or get your questions answered, please email Julie White at jlwhite@bu.edu or echoqi@bu.edu or call us at 617-358-5005.
This activity is supported by an educational grant from Lilly.