Why ECHO?
The ECHO Model™ allows the American Cancer Society to efficiently disseminate evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes across the cancer continuum and improve the overall quality of care.
ECHO Programs & Resources
ACS ECHO Programs are organized by cancer and care types, focusing on project areas with the greatest potential for impact. Our Resource Center provides all ECHO related resources by topic and type.
Featured Resources
Learn how to start an ECHO at your organizaton
ACS is a global ECHO Superhub authorized to provide Project ECHO training and technical assistance, specializing in cancer-related ECHO programs.
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By the Numbers
Since 2018, the American Cancer Society has used the ECHO Model to educate public health advocates, health care professionals, and caregivers on best-practice care to reduce health disparities and improve health outcomes.
- 4645ECHO Participants
- 649ECHO Learning Hours
- 435Subject Matter Expert Faculty Members
- 67ACS ECHO Programs Launched
Working Together
Thank you to our partners for providing financial support to the American Cancer Society Project ECHO to free the world from cancer.
Financial Support Provided By
iECHO Platform
iECHO is the web-based, proprietary teleECHO program management software and database managed by the ECHO Institute. The system’s purpose is to track the ECHO movement’s programmatic activities around the world. ECHO participants will set up a free account in iECHO and access all program materials and live ECHO sessions through the platform.
Get Involved
If you are interested in learning more about ECHO and/or have any questions, please email the ACS ECHO team at echo@cancer.org