Complete your Frailty Care Community of Practice ECHO registration

Frailty Care Community of Practice - register here

We're happy to welcome you to our Frailty Care Community of Practice.

Please complete our registration form to become a member of this network. Once you have completed this registration form, you will be able to access the information and resources stored on our Frailty Care Community of Practice, and attend our regular online meetings.

If you have any queries about the network, or more generally about Project ECHO, please don't hesitate to contact us.

First Name

Last Name

Email address

Telephone number (day)

Mobile

Organisation Type

Job Title

Name of hospice

Name of Organisation

Address

Address 2

City/Town

County

Postcode

IT Support

It is essential that you have a conversation with your IT support team to ensure you are "ECHO ready".

Project ECHO's success relies on hardware, software and network support.

Hardware and software installation must be authorised by your IT team - it is likely that your device has been restricted for security.

Hospice UK cannot, and does not, provide technical support.

Confirmation of IT Support

I agree to contact, and work with, my IT support team to become ECHO ready

Your data

We need your data so that we can successfully process this booking.

We will never sell or swap your data and we promise to keep it safe and secure in accordance with the Hospice UK privacy statement.

Confirmation

Yes, I have read the legal information and understand how my data will be processed in relation to Project ECHO

Once you've hit Submit below, please give the form up to 30 seconds to process the data and confirm your registration on our database. You will be taken to a confirmation page once it is processed.

Upon completing your registration, you will be added to the MS Teams group associated with the ECHO Community of Practice. You will receive an email notification from MS Teams notifying you that you have been added.

Please read these instructions about how to join and set up notifications on our Teams channels.

By joining the ECHO Community of Practice, you acknowledge that your name and email address will be visible to other members of the group.

Legal information

About Hospice UK

When Hospice UK and/or its wholly owned trading subsidiary, Help the Hospices (Trading) limited (together "HUK") collect information from individuals either online or manually this is likely to be personal data within the meaning of the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 ("GDPR"), and HUK will be a data controller under the GDPR. This policy deals with the rights of individuals in relation to personal data under the GDPR as well as general approaches to, and standards of, safeguarding privacy adopted by HUK.

Hospice UK will be taking photographs and recording meetings/video-conferencing sessions with the intention of publishing content online for the use of training resources and for publicity.

Hospice UK's privacy policy is published on our website.

Project ECHO

Project ECHO has been developed and is owned by the Regents of the University of New Mexico (“UNM”), the rights to which have been assigned or licensed to the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center ("UNMHSC"). More about Project ECHO can be found on the following website: https://echo.unm.edu/

How will my data be used?

We process your data in the following ways:

To fulfil the services we have been engaged to perform (Performance of a Contract).
To give you certificates of attendance (Performance of a Contract).
To understand the growth and impact of Project ECHO (Legitimate Interest).
To contact you with regards to important information about Project ECHO (Performance of a Contract).
To contact you to inform you of upcoming ECHO sessions (Performance of a Contract).

Where and why will your data be stored?

Your data will be securely stored within Hospice UK for the purposes outlined below:

To continue to meet our legal obligations (Legal Obligation).
Performing anonymisation or pseudonymisation on personal data sets prior to analysis.
Using analysed and aggregated data for reporting to funding and governmental entities (Legal Obligation).
Using analysed and aggregated data for research related to the ECHO movement (Legitimate Interest).
Using data quality assurance and in decision making related to new initiatives (Legitimate Interest).
For Project ECHO promotional materials (Legitimate Interest).

We will never sell or swap your data and we promise to keep it safe and secure in accordance with the Hospice UK privacy policy.