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Heat Related Emergencies | May 5, 2026

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  

Program: Emergency Medical Services (EMS)  

Keywords: #ems  #heat emergency  #heat illness  #prehospital  

In this presentation Dr. Sean Buehler, MD, discusses how to understand the different types of heat emergencies, how to recognize signs and symptoms, the appropriate treatment strategies and how to address the unique challenges in rural settings.

Date added: 05/6/26

Strengthening Indigenous Public Health: Tribal Disease Investigation Workforce Development | May 19, 2026

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  

Program: General Session  

Keywords: #disease investigation  #sits  #syphilis  #tdi  #workforce development  

In this presentation, Ashley Hoover, MPH, Jerico Cummings, BS and Itai Jeffries, PhD, describe the purpose and goals of disease investigation services (DIS) and Tribal disease investigation (TDI). Then, they explain how DI activities are implemented within state, local, and ...

Date added: 05/2/26

Journey to Health ECHO | April 23, 2026

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  Community  

Program: Journey to Health  

Keywords: #alaska native  #american indian  #burnout  #compassion fatigue  #health  #mental health  #self care  

In this presentation, Dolores Jimerson, MSW, LCSW, ADS, CPC (Seneca) presented on "Understanding Compassion Fatigue is Self-Care.”

Date added: 04/24/26

Early Relational Health ECHO | April 22, 2026

Audience: Clinical  Community  

Keywords: #children  #Native American  #Play  #Play Therapy  #tradition  

In this presentation, Alison Whitemore, LCSW, RPT (Round Valley Indian Tribes) presents on “The Continuum of Play Therapy for Connection- Indoor and Out."

Date added: 04/24/26

Syphilis-Diagnose, Stage and Treat | May 6, 2026

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  

Program: Hepatitis C  

Keywords: #penecillin  #staging  #syphilis  #treponemal  

In this presentation, Dr. Gabrellas reviews the clinical stages of syphilis and highlights the key findings that distinguish each stage, along with how to accurately interpret treponemal and non-treponemal test results, including common pitfalls. She also outlines evidence-based treatment strategies ...

Date added: 04/23/26

The Evolving Role of Ethics Committees | April 21st, 2026

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  

Program: Virtual Care Implementation  

Keywords: #ethics  #healthcare organizations  #VCI  #virtual  #virtual care  

In this presentation, Dr. Nelson examines how ethics committees have evolved from primarily advisory groups into more integrated resources that support clinical decision-making, policy development, and ethics education within healthcare organizations. 

Date added: 04/19/26

NW Elders ECHO | April 14, 2026

The Northwest Elders and Knowledge Keepers ECHO session took place on April 14, 2026. In this presentation, Thomas Lee Ghost Dog Jr. (Burns Paiute/Oglala Lakota) and Shane Lopez-Johnston (Talawa Dee-ni’ Nation) presented on “Traditional Native Games to Promote Movement."   ...

Date added: 04/14/26

Environmental Assessment and Action Plan for Reducing Asthma Triggers at Home | April 23, 2026

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  Community  

Program: One Health  

Keywords: #asthma  #attack  #environment  #environmental  #health  #one  #triggers  

In this presentation, participants will learn about environmental health and its impact on asthma outcomes. The session will provide an overview of what asthma is, identify common triggers that can lead to asthma attacks, and outline practical strategies to reduce ...

Date added: 04/14/26

Hearing Loss and its Effects on the Brain | April 23, 2026

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  

Program: Clinical Dementia  Dementia Caregiver Support ECHO  

Keywords: #brain  #caregiver  #cognition  #dementia  #developmental aging  #elder care  #hearing  #loss  

In this presentation, Dr. Laura Byerly, MD explains how hearing loss can affect brain health, contributing to increased cognitive strain, social isolation, and higher risk of cognitive decline. Furthermore, Dr. Byerly highlights the importance of early detection and access to ...

Date added: 04/13/26

Early Onset Dementia | March 12, 2026

In this presentation, Dr. Allison Lindauer and Sarah Foidel discuss the unique features of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, including its causes, diagnosis, and progression. They highlight current and emerging treatment options and emphasize practical, person-centered care planning strategies to support function, ...

Date added: 04/12/26