Harvard The Comprehensive 2022 Gastroenterology Update

Overview

Harvard The Comprehensive 2022 Gastroenterology Update provides an extensive review of the latest advances, clinical practices, and guidelines in gastroenterology. This on-demand program features state-of-the-art gastrointestinal (GI) strategies presented by nationally recognized experts to support the strengthening of clinical expertise.

On-demand gastroenterology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This program is designed to update learners on practical, results-driven approaches in gastroenterology through a series of focused expert presentations and interactive panel discussions spaced over four days.

• Chemoprevention of CRC: What Should You Recommend — Andrew Chan, MD, MPH
• Welcome — Chung
• GI Complications of Immunotherapy — Michael Dougan, MD, PhD
• How to Manage Microscopic Colitis — Hamed Khalili, MD
• IBD in Special Populations Pregnancy and the Elderly — Sonia Friedman, MD
• Management of Severe UC and Pouch-Related Complications — Ashwin Ananthakrishnan, MD, MPH
• Panel QA 1 — Ananthakrishnan, Friedman, Korzenik, Chung
• Panel QA 2 — Cheifetz, Kroshinsky, Chung
• Panel QA 3 — Dougan, Khalili, Chung
• Panel QA 4 Closing Remarks — Chung, Chan, Lim
• Therapeutic Drug Monitoring in IBD — Adam Cheifetz, MD
• What’s New in Hereditary GI Cancers — Daniel Chung, MD
• Which Initial Therapy to Choose for Crohn’s and UC — Joshua Korzenik, MD
• Workshop 1: Dermatologic Manifestations of IBD — Daniela Kroshinsky, MD
• Workshop 2: CRC Screening and How to Improve Your ADR — Ramona Lim, MD

• Barrett’s Esophagus: Whom and How to Treat — Douglas Pleskow, MD
• Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity 2022 Practitioner Updates — Ciaran Kelly, MD
• Comprehensive Approach to Eosinophilic Esophagitis — Walter Chan, MD
• Esophageal Motility Disorders Made Easy — Barbara Nath, MD
• How to Evaluate Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth — Judy Nee, MD
• Making the Diagnosis of IBS — Kyle Staller, MD
• Management of Refractory GERD — Norman Nishioka, MD
• Modern Strategies to Treat IBS — Anthony Lembo, MD
• Optimizing the Management of Gastroparesis — Braden Kuo, MD
• Panel QA 1 — Nath, Nishioka, Pleskow, Chung
• Panel QA 2 — W Chan, Kelly, D Chan
• Panel QA 3 — Kuo, Lembo, Staller, Chan
• Panel QA 4 Closing Remarks — Nee, Markowski, Chan
• Workshop 3: Systematic Approaches to Pelvic Floor Disorders — Meghan Markowski, PT, DPT

• Alcoholic Liver Disease — Gyongyi Szabo, MD, PhD
• Best Management Strategies in Acute Pancreatitis — David X Jin, MD, MPH
• Cholestatic Liver Diseases: What’s New in PBC and PSC — Daniel Pratt, MD
• Controversies in the Management of Cystic Lesions of the Pancreas — Carlos Fernandez, MD
• End-Stage Liver Disease and Management of Portal Hypertension — Anna Rutherford, MD
• Panel QA 1 — Bonder, R Chung, Pratt, D Chung
• Panel QA 2 — Corey, Szabo, Chung
• Panel QA 3 — Andersson, Curry, Rutherford, Chung
• Panel QA 4 Closing Remarks — Fernandez, Jin, Chen
• The Epidemic of NAFLD — Kathleen Corey, MD
• Treating Hepatitis C to Eradication — Raymond Chung, MD
• Update on Autoimmune Hepatitis — Alan Bonder, MD
• Updates in Chronic Pancreatitis — Sunil Sheth, MD
• Workshop 4: How to Workup a Liver Nodule — Karin Andersson, MD
• Workshop 5: How to Approach Drug Induced Liver Injury (DILI) — Michael Curry, MD

• Acute GI Bleeding and Other GI Emergencies — Linda Lee
• COVID in the GI Tract — Walter Chan, MD
• Endoscopy and the Anticoagulated Patient — Kunal Jajoo, MD
• GI Management of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders — Lee Kaplan, MD, PhD
• Improving Nutritional Management in GI Disease — Andrew Ukleja, MD
• New Insights into the Gut Microbiome and Disease — Ramnik Xavier, MD
• Panel QA 1 — Berzin, Sawhney, Chung
• Panel QA 2 — Chan, Xavier, Chung
• Panel QA 3 — Allegretti, Jajoo, Lee, Chung
• Panel QA 4 Closing Remarks — Horst, Kaplan, Ukleja, Chung
• Quality Measures for Colonoscopy: What’s New and Why It Matters — Mandeep Sawhney, MD
• What’s New in C difficile Colitis — Jessica Allegretti, MD, MPH
• Workshop 6: Tips for Removing the Difficult Polyp — Tyler Berzin, MD
• Workshop 7: Challenging Cases in GI — Douglas Horst, MD

Speakers

This course features presentations and discussions by leading gastroenterology experts and master clinicians experienced in advancing gastrointestinal care and research. The diverse faculty encompasses specialists in inflammatory bowel disease, liver disease, esophageal disorders, GI oncology, and nutrition among others.

Target Audience

This program is designed for gastroenterologists, hepatologists, internists, gastroenterology fellows, advanced practice providers, and other healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis and management of gastrointestinal diseases seeking to update their clinical knowledge and skills.

Why This Topic Matters

Harvard The Comprehensive 2022 Gastroenterology Update addresses critical developments in the field of gastroenterology, providing clinicians with a detailed understanding of current evidence, emerging therapies, and evolving best practices. This ongoing education supports improved clinical decision-making in diverse GI disorders.

Medical professionals accessing this update through MedHub Central can strengthen their expertise and confidence in managing complex cases, maintaining alignment with contemporary gastroenterology standards and guidelines.