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October 27, 2025Journal of Primary Care & Community HealthOpen Access

Strengthening Primary Care Through Project ECHO ® : Pilot Study on Nutrition, Brain Health, and Clinician Self-Efficacy

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VSVidya Sharma SMSara S. MasoudThe University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio CSCaitlin E Sangdahl

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Mixed-methods study shows significant increases in self-efficacy among primary care clinicians, suggesting nutrition integration can enhance patient outcomes.

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Participants reported a statistically significant increase in self-efficacy scores after engaging in the Project ECHO program.
Satisfaction with the nutrition and brain health program exceeded 90%, indicating strong clinician approval.
Qualitative interviews were conducted to gather insights, revealing key themes such as training outcomes and areas for improvement.
These findings imply that the Project ECHO model can effectively enhance clinician confidence in nutrition-related brain health care.

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Sharma et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ff87e2c8c50a61f2bdcd99 https://doi.org/10.1177/21501319251388298

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Mixed-methods study shows significant increases in self-efficacy among primary care clinicians, suggesting nutrition integration can enhance patient outcomes.

Strengthening Primary Care Through Project ECHO ® : Pilot Study on Nutrition, Brain Health, and Clinician Self-Efficacy

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Strengthening Primary Care Through Project ECHO ® : Pilot Study on Nutrition, Brain Health, and Clinician Self-Efficacy

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