Oregon Gut Club Annual Meeting 2024

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A focused, practice-ready update for clinicians managing gastrointestinal and liver disease. Case-based sessions translate recent evidence and guidelines into clear diagnostic pathways, endoscopy decisions, and longitudinal care plans you can use immediately.

What You Will Learn

• Practical algorithms for dyspepsia, GERD, GI bleeding, IBD, IBS/functional GI, and biliary/pancreatic disorders

• Endoscopy pearls: screening/surveillance intervals, quality indicators, polypectomy and hemostasis basics

• Hepatology updates: NAFLD/NASH, viral hepatitis, cirrhosis complications, and HCC surveillance

• Microbiome and nutrition insights that inform everyday care

• Communication, shared decision-making, and safety-netting for high-risk presentations

Event Details

• Structure: Thematic blocks (upper GI, lower GI, hepatology, pancreatobiliary, endoscopy quality) with concise take-home checklists

• Access: Designed for rapid implementation in community and academic practices

Who Should Attend
Gastroenterologists, hepatologists, GI surgeons, hospitalists, primary-care clinicians with GI interest, advanced practice providers, endoscopy nurses/techs, and fellows/trainees.

Why Attend

• Convert updated guidelines into simple, usable workflows for clinic and endoscopy

• Improve detection, documentation, and follow-up while reducing unnecessary testing

• Build regional connections and share solutions to common GI challenges

Topics

• 1.Surgical Options for Gastroparesis

• 2.Esophageal Function Testing

• 3.Vignette, Approach to the Cystic Liver Lesion

• 4.Precision Medicine In Esophagology

• 5.MASH_MASLD Update – Kris Kowdley

• 6.Vig. Sumpin to Suture

• 7. Updates in IBD_Molly Thomas

• 8. Kalin Clark

• 9. Ellen Clark

• 10. Bradford Chong

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