UMMC – Project ECHO Dermatology

November 13 @ 11:45 am - 12:45 pm

Free

Dermatology training with CEU credit for primary care providers

One in four primary care visits includes some type of skin complaint.* In Mississippi, there are 47,440 patients per one dermatologist.** At UMMC alone, new patients may wait up to six weeks to see a dermatologist.

The UMMC Project ECHO for Dermatology empowers primary care providers to treat skin conditions in their communities through case based learning and didactics. Providers can also expand the treatment of skin condition in their practices by submitting cases for treatment feedback.

ECHO topics include:

Psoriasis
Acne and rosacea
Skin cancer prevention
Warts
Urticaria
Skin cancers

How ECHO works

The dermatology meeting is hosted on the Zoom video conferencing platform. It is held on the second Wednesday of the month from 11:45 am -12:45 pm. Providers will receive case submission links once they have registered as a participant.

Email echo@umc.edu to register for the next ECHO meeting.

Join Zoom from PC, Mac, iOS or Android:

https://echo.zoom.us/j/7834560472

Upcoming session topics and dates:

13^th Nov Biopsy Breakdown (Overview of Shave/Punch Biopsy Techniques)

11^th Dec Pediatric Dermatoses

Free CME credit available

The Division of Continuing Health Education at University of Mississippi Medical Center is accredited by AGME. AMA category 1 CME credits will be offered at no cost to you.

Details

Date:: November 13
Time:: 11:45 am - 12:45 pm
Series:: UMMC – Project ECHO Dermatology
Cost:: Free
Event Category:: Webinar
Event Tags:: hrsa, mississippi telehealth, teledermatology, UMMC telehealth
Website:: https://www.umc.edu/Research/Centers-and-Institutes/Centers/Telehealth_Center_of_Excellence/Project-ECHO/Dermatology.html

Organizer

: University of Mississippi Medical Center Telehealth Center of Excellence
Email: info@telehealthcoe.org

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