ASF ECHO is a virtual, case-based learning program that connects clinicians with Angelman syndrome (AS) experts to expand knowledge and improve care.
Built on the Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) model, this interactive approach helps bridge the gap between specialized expertise and everyday clinical practice, so more individuals with AS can receive informed, high-quality care.
Learn from live expert-led presentations on caring for people with Angelman syndrome. Each quarter, a real-world case discussion will allow physicians and specialists to connect with a network of peers.Â
The ASF Echo Series is for clinicians and specialists that actively work in the medical field. Request to be added to the invitation list to receive session details and registration information.Â
Caring for Adults with Angelman Syndrome
As individuals with Angelman syndrome live longer, fuller lives, the need for informed, adult-focused care continues to grow. This first ASF ECHO series focuses on the unique experiences and clinical considerations of adults with AS, helping providers better support this evolving population.
SERIES FACILITATOR
Wilfreda Lindsey, MD
Developmental Neurologist Director, Angelman Syndrome Clinic, Kennedy Krieger Institute
Monday, May 11, 2026
Monday, July 6, 2026
Monday, November 2, 2026
Date: February 1, 2027
ASF ECHO was developed and operates in partnership with clinicians from the ASF Clinic Network.
