Public Health Grand Rounds ECHO

Join the Utah Department of Health special session to stay up to date on health patterns across the state and learn about concerning trends. The Utah Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is partnering with the University of Utah Project ECHO program to help clinicians gain a broader view of health in Utah. We will provide data and insights to help clinicians make well-informed decisions for their patients and communities. 

The next session will be held in November 2024. Stay informed about public health in Utah! This twice-a-year lecture series will help you stay up-to-date on health patterns across the state and learn about concerning trends. We will provide data and insights to help clinicians make well-informed decisions for their patients and communities. Each session will be a mix of current emerging issues and long-standing problems. These sessions will be presented by Dr. Leisha Nolen, Utah state epidemiologist, and are eligible for free CME. Sessions are open to any health care workers or public health professionals who would like to attend.

Participants are awarded 1.0 hour of ACCME Category 1 CME credit at no cost for each live session attended. Full instructions for claiming CME are available in the CME Learner Information Packet.