The Changing Conversation on Obesity in Primary Care ECHO is a four‑session learning series designed to help clinicians strengthen obesity care through practical, evidence‑based strategies. Using the Project ECHO model, participants connect with obesity care specialists and quality improvement leaders to build skills, reduce weight bias, and improve patient outcomes.

This series blends clinical education with actionable quality‑improvement steps that support real‑world practice change. Each session focuses on a key component of high‑quality obesity care:

• Reducing weight bias and stigma
• Screening, diagnosis, and assessment
• Treatment options and referrals
• Quality improvement in practice and complex cases

Participants gain ready‑to‑use tools, practical workflows, and strategies that make it easier to support patients living with obesity in primary care settings.

Program Benefits

• Complimentary ADA Membership for eligible participants
• Certificate of Completion signed by the ADA Chief Quality Officer
• Participation in a national quality‑improvement initiative
• Case‑based learning with peers and subject‑matter experts