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CHI St. Gabriel’s Health Project ECHO hosts webinar on COVID-19 featuring Gabrielle Hester, MD

Over 150 healthcare providers from around the state of Minnesota participated in a live webinar hosted by CHI St. Gabriel’s Health (Little Falls MN), through the Project ECHO model, on Tuesday, December 1. The webinar was hosted by Dr. Kurt DeVine and was facilitated by Dr. Gabrielle Hester, pediatric hospitalist and medical director of clinical outcomes, Children’s Minnesota, on COVID-19 Clinical Outcomes: What you need to know to treat pediatric patients.

During the webinar Dr. Hester addressed where to find COVID-19 clinical resources, summarized work up for patients with MIS-C, and medical management of pediatric COVID-19 patients, in addition to taking questions from the audience.

“This presentation had the perfect educational level of information for the group we had,” said Dr. DeVine. “The speaker was a very engaging presenter and delivered very relevant and pertinent information.”

A recording of the webinar is now available here.

By Alexandra Erritt
December 17, 2020

Tags: COVID-19

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