article · JCO Global Oncology

Expanding Myeloma Training and Care in Western Kenya Through the ECHO Model: The Pilot Phase

Mercy Oduor
Beatrice Melly
John Oguda
Patrick J. Loehrer
Austin Omondi
Diana Flora Namaemba
Kelvin Mogesa Manyega
Indagala Ndenga
Jennifer Morgan
Yvette Oyollo
Tyler Severance
Teresa Lotodo
Terry A. Vik

2024Open accessKenyatta University

Abstract

The pilot ECHO model was successfully implemented in myeloma training for rural-based health care teams. Key attributes included collaborative curriculum development, interactive case-based bidirectional learning, and multidisciplinary engagement.

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Innovations in Medical Education

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DOI: 10.1200/go.23.00416

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