Have a rural/remote pediatric emergency case you’d like to explore with colleagues across BC?

This is a low-time-commitment opportunity:

• 10-minute case presentation
• Followed by approximately 20 minutes of facilitated discussion, questions, and shared recommendations
• You do not need to create the presentation on your own
• Our team will help you identify and develop the case, organize the content, and put the presentation together on slides
• Cases can be current, past/completed, or hypothetical
• You can also co-present with another member of your team if that would be helpful

The goal isn’t to present a “perfect” case or to have all the answers. We are particularly interested in cases where you encountered a clinical challenge, uncertainty, resource limitation, or situation that would benefit from hearing how others across BC might approach it.

As the ECHO model is built around “All Teach, All Learn,” your experience becomes an opportunity for others working in similar settings to share their own experiences, recommendations, and practical approaches.

We’re looking for cases for the following topics:

• NOV 6, 2026 – Management of Respiratory Conditions
• DEC 4, 2026 – Neurodiversity in the ED
• FEB 5, 2027 – Seizure
• MAR 5, 2027 – Mental Health
• APR 2, 2027 – Sepsis
• JUN 4, 2027 – Child & Youth Substance Use

Ready to volunteer, or just have questions? Send an email to ripplivecases@phsa.ca.

All cases are de-identified and confidential. Sessions run by Zoom video-conference.
Each session is 1.5 hours.