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ECHO Idaho, a program of the University of Idaho School of Health and Medical Professions, offers free CME, CE and professional development credits to healthcare professionals and K-12 staff.
Register for upcoming sessions through this portal. We recommend registering for all sessions and joining as your schedule allows.
Featured Events
Ethical Decision-Making in Dementia Care: Balancing the Caregiver's Needs and Patient’s Best Interests
September 8, 2026 | Noon - 1:00 p.m. Mountain Time | Explore ethical challenges in aligning caregiver perspectives with the best interests of individuals living with dementia
Healthcare Series
Behavioral Health in Primary Care
Strengthen integrated care through behavioral health assessment, early intervention, and collaborative care skills
Diabetes and Metabolic Conditions
Build expertise in managing complex diabetes and metabolic conditions using advanced insulin strategies, technology, and personalized care
Substance Use in Idaho
This series will return in 2027 | Strengthen care for patients with substance use disorders through case-based learning and expert guidance
ECHO for Education
K-12 Education: School Nurses
Support student success by enhancing knowledge-base and skills in delivering essential health services and education in school settings
K-12 Education: Youth Well-being and Upstream Prevention
Team-based professional development opportunity focused on strengthening school-based prevention efforts that directly target areas of local need
On-Demand Learning
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias
Eligible for 4.5 credits | Gain practical, person-centered strategies for dementia care
On-Demand Anaphylaxis: Guidelines, Triggers, and Treatment Innovations
Eligible for 1 credit | Overview of updated anaphylaxis guidelines, triggers, high-risk patients, and rapid diagnosis and treatment, including epinephrine nasal spray
On-Demand Cancer Survivorship
Eligible for 6 credits | Learn how to address patient needs, improve quality of life, and support appropriate palliative care use for cancer survivors
On-Demand Early Introduction of Allergenic Foods in Infants: Clinical Guidelines and Evidence
Eligible for 1 credit | Reviews updated guidelines and practical, risk-based strategies for safely introducing allergenic foods in infants
On-Demand Managing Heart Failure in Primary Care
Eligible for 5 credits | Comprehensive training on prevention, diagnosis, and management of congestive heart failure
On-Demand Oral Health in Primary Care
Eligible for 6 credits | Equips healthcare providers to assess, identify, and prevent oral health conditions
On-Demand Scaling Safety: Adapting the DART Program for Regional and Rural Hospitals
Eligible for 1 credit | Learn how to implement a reliable Difficult Airway Response Team (DART) in Idaho to reduce patient risk and save on healthcare costs
Past ECHO Idaho Series
ECHO Idaho Archived Series
Explore our past ECHO Idaho training series
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Accreditation
In support of improving patient care, the University of Idaho, School of Health and Medical Professions is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.
Data Use and Confidentiality
Project ECHO Idaho collects registration information, participation data, questions and answers, chat comments, and poll responses for select teleECHO® programs. Individual-level data are kept confidential and may be used in aggregate for reports, maps, communications, surveys, quality improvement, evaluation, research, and to inform future initiatives.