Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Launched in 2017, the Oregon ECHO Network (OEN) is a statewide initiative that supports ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) programming determined by a collaborative group of community partners and participants.
Hosted at OHSU’s Oregon Rural Practice-based Research Network (ORPRN), Project ECHO allows primary care clinicians and their teams to access the knowledge and tools to manage health conditions that they typically refer to specialty care.
The benefits of this approach include improved patient satisfaction, reduced medical errors and unneeded specialty referrals, and overall improved patient health for all Oregonians.
Find out more about the Oregon ECHO Network’s slate of new programs for spring on their website: oregonechonetwork.org/programs
Launched in 2017, the Oregon ECHO Network (OEN) is a statewide initiative that supports ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) programming determined by a collaborative group of community partners and participants.
Hosted at OHSU’s Oregon Rural Practice-based Research Network (ORPRN), Project ECHO allows primary care clinicians and their teams to access the knowledge and tools to manage health conditions that they typically refer to specialty care.
The benefits of this approach include improved patient satisfaction, reduced medical errors and unneeded specialty referrals, and overall improved patient health for all Oregonians.
Find out more about the Oregon ECHO Network’s slate of new programs for spring on their website: oregonechonetwork.org/programs
