Primary CareVideos + slides2026
Harvard Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine 2026 — 81 talks and case workshops for the modern outpatient clinic
Taught live online by Harvard Medical School faculty on 16–20 March 2026, Harvard Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine 2026 arrives as 81 MP4 videos, 81 VTT subtitle files and 82 PDFs (97.52 GB). Plenary updates on hypertension, diabetes, obesity, CKD, heart disease and cancer screening alternate with 48 lettered small-group workshops on everything from hip pain and pelvic floor disorders to billing, AI and care for unhoused patients.
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- 2026course
What you’ll be able to do
- Prescribe the new anti-obesity drugs and pair them with lifestyle support
- Use diabetes medicines with kidney and cardiovascular benefit and manage CKD complications
- Apply 2026 guidance on breast, colorectal, lung, cervical and prostate screening and adult vaccines including RSV
- Examine the knee, hip, shoulder, hand, elbow, foot and back more efficiently
- Start buprenorphine without a waiver and treat alcohol and tobacco dependence
- Manage depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD and insomnia in the office
Inside the course
Cardiometabolic and renal care
Hypertension and resistant hypertension, lipids, coronary disease, atrial fibrillation and heart failure cases share the programme with diabetes updates, obesity pharmacotherapy, CKD and electrolyte cases.
Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine workshops
Twelve lettered rounds of four parallel workshops cover musculoskeletal exams, gynaecology and contraception, thyroid, urology, ENT and eye problems, STIs and PrEP, rheumatology, geriatrics and adolescent medicine.
Screening, infection and the digestive tract
Separate talks address each cancer screening programme and adult immunisation, antibiotics and respiratory infection, UTIs, Lyme disease, travel medicine, MASLD and cirrhosis, GERD and IBS.
Mind, behaviour and the practice itself
Dementia, depression, sleep, addiction and end-of-life discussions sit beside practice topics such as billing, artificial intelligence, climate and health, healthy eating and caring for patients with intellectual disabilities.
Built for
- Primary care physiciansA year’s changes across the whole outpatient case-mix in one package.
- Nurse practitioners and PAsCase-based workshops that mirror daily clinic problems.
- General internistsChronic disease management and prevention updated for 2026.
Faculty & syllabus
Lectures and workshops 81 videos
- Angeliki Vgontzas — Headaches
- Aaron Mann — Hypertension
- Jacob Johnson — Antibiotics in Office Practice
- Paul Sax — Respiratory Infections
- Aeron Small — Coronary Artery Disease
- Scott Kinlay — Hyperlipidemia
- Marie McDonnell — Diabetes Update
- Marie McDonnell — A1 – Challenging Diabetes Cases
- Milena Weinstein — A2 – Pelvic Floor Disorders
- Michael Beasley — A3 – Hip Pain
- Bevin Kenney — A4 – Gynecology Cases in Primary Care
- Diana Lopez — B1 – Cardiac Imaging Cases
- Paragi Rana — B2 – Neuropathic Pain Treatment
- Joji Suzuki — B3 – Motivational Interviewing
- Julia Loewenthal — B4 – Geriatric Cases
- Andrew Budson — Dementia
- Naomi Fisher — Resistant Hypertension
- Robert Lowe — Colon Cancer Screening
- Lydia Pace — Breast Cancer Screening
- Robert Stern — Hematologic Cases
- Eve Rittenberg — Top Primary Care Articles
- Sara Ahmadi — C1 – Thyroid Cases
- Adam Schaffer — C2 – Pre-Operative Cardiac & Pulmonary Consultation
- Joe Tulip — C3 – Anxiety
- Gregg Furie — C4 – Climate Change and Human Health
- Daniel Solomon — D1 – Lyme Disease and Other Tick-Borne Illnesses
- David Bates — D2 – Artificial Intelligence in Primary Care
- Elizabeth Matzkin — D3 – Knee Pain
- David Sloane — D4 – Food and Drug Allergies
- Stuart Pollack — E1 – Billing Tips for PCPs
- Katherine McManus, MS, RD, LDN — E2 – Science and Practice of Healthy Eating
- Brad Denker — E3 – Electrolyte Cases
- Jennifer Brody — E4 – Care for Unhoused Patients
- Kevin Kerber — Acute Dizziness and Vertigo
- Paul Zei — Atrial Fibrillation
- Akshay Desai — Heart Failure Cases
- Anna Rutherford — Managing MASLD, Acute Hepatitis, and Compensated Cirrhosis
- David Kroll — Pharmacologic Management of Depression
- Nancy Lange-Vaidya — Asthma
- Chioma Tomlinson, PA-C — Medical Treatment for Obesity
- Simon Talbot — F1 – Hand and Elbow Problems
- Michael Bowley — F2 – Approach to Peripheral Neuropathy
- Rachel Rosales — F3 – Bipolar Disease and ADHD
- Alev Atalay — F4 – Buprenorphine 101
- Martin Kathrins — G1 – Urology Cases
- Ellen Nagami — G2 – PrEP and HIV
- Mina Farahani — G3 – Ophthalmology
- Mariel Kozberg — G4 – Stroke Cases
- Craig Hersh — COPD
- Cristina Alexander — Cervical Cancer Screening
- Daniel Solomon — Adult Immunization Updates
- Dana Kotler — Low Back Pain
- John Kevin Tucker — CKD Management
- Maria Yialamas — Can’t-Miss Primary Care Cases
- Molly Perencevich — H1 – Irritable Bowel Syndrome
- Salah Alrakawi — H2 – Pharmacologic Treatment of Alcohol Use Disorder
- Ole-Petter Hamnvik — H3 – Primary Care for Transgender and Gender Diverse Patients
- Kathryn Fay — H4 – Contraception
- George Dyer — I1 – Shoulder Pain
- Jacob Lazarus — I2 – UTIs
- Dunia Abdul-Aziz & Alan Workman — I3 – Office ENT Problems
- Allyson Goldberg — I4 – End-of-Life Discussions and Advanced Care Directives
- Jana Jarolimova — J1 – STIs
- Rohit Budhiraja — J2 – Sleep Apnea
- Candace Feldman — J3 – Rheumatology Cases
- Frances (Kitty) O’Hare — J4 – Care of Patients with Intellectual Disabilities
- Marc Garnick — Prostate Cancer Screening and Beyond
- Samuel Ash — Lung Cancer Screening
- Suzanne Bertisch — Insomnia Treatment
- Kathryn Corelli — Menopause Management
- Sharon Chou — Osteoporosis
- Navin Kumar — GERD and Peptic Ulcer Disease
- Sotonye Imadojemu — Dermatology Updates
- Nancy Rigotti — K1 – Tobacco, Vaping, and E-Cigarette Cessation
- Alexandra Charrow — K2 – Advanced Dermatology Cases
- Jeremy Smith — K3 – Foot and Ankle Pain
- James Morrill — K4 – Chronic Pain Management with Opioids
- Elizabeth Frates — L1 – Lifestyle Medicine for Patients & Their Clinicians
- Gregory Piazza — L2 – Outpatient Approach to DVT and PE
- Carolina Geadas — L3 – Travel Medicine
- Joshua Borus — L4 – Adolescent Medicine Cases
Before you buy
How much disk space do I need?
Close to 100 GB: the 81 recordings and their slides total 97.52 GB, so plan storage and download time before ordering.
Were the parallel workshops recorded?
Yes. All 48 lettered workshops (A1 to L4) are included alongside the 33 plenary lectures.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | MP4 + VTT subtitles + PDF slides |
|---|---|
| Contents | 81 videos · 82 PDFs · 97.52 GB |
| Dates | 16–20 March 2026 (live online) |
| Publisher | Harvard Medical School |
| Department | Family Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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