An introduction to the “Chronic Pain Gains in Alberta” Project ECHO, a collaborative initiative of the Alberta College of Family Physicians and the Calgary Chronic Pain Centre. The goals of this ECHO are to support and increase the capacity of Alberta family physicians and medical homes to manage their patients with chronic pain or substance use issues. This is an “all teach, all learn” interactive online medical education program that features clinical cases submitted by the participating clinicians. We will discuss the inspiration and science behind Project ECHO, our learnings and early experiences, as this program is launched to support community providers in managing complex chronic pain patients close to home. For more resources: ✨ 𝐒𝐔𝐁𝐒𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐁𝐄 to our channel to get notified of new video releases 📌 Visit www.painab.ca 📣 Follow our Instagram + Twitter accounts #abpaincollab The Alberta Pain Education Collaborative (APEC) invited you to attend an educational opportunity on June 17th focused on empowering health care providers with updated pain management strategies treatments and tools.