Family MedicineVideo course2025
Harvard Primary Care Medicine 2025 — five days, 90 sessions, every corner of primary care
Harvard Primary Care Medicine 2025, formerly Primary Care Internal Medicine, was recorded 27–31 October 2025 and comes as 95 videos with PDFs. Harvard Medical School faculty and guests — Rochelle Walensky on her time at the CDC, Paul Sax on his mistakes, David Nathan on diabetes — deliver daily plenaries, then 56 case-based workshops from the knee and shoulder to contraception, opioid prescribing, alopecia and AI in the EHR, plus special lectures on the year’s best evidence and human trafficking.
- 95videos
- 56workshops
- 5course days
- Oct 2025recorded
What you’ll be able to do
- Apply new guidance on hypertension, lipids, diabetes and obesity
- Manage AF, heart failure, CKD and anticoagulation in the office
- Update cancer screening, vaccines and STI prevention
- Treat depression, anxiety, ADHD, alcohol and opioid use
- Examine knee, shoulder, hand, foot and back complaints efficiently
- Deliver menopause, contraception and gender-affirming care
Inside the course
Harvard Primary Care Medicine 2025 plenaries
Thirty lectures on the big conditions — ischaemic heart disease, CKD, dementia, liver disease, menopause, COPD, asthma, sleep, depression, breast cancer, osteoporosis — plus AI, allergy, anaemia, joy in practice and healthy lifestyles.
Fifty-six case-based workshops
Four parallel choices in every slot: musculoskeletal exams, dermatology, ENT and eyes, office endocrinology, women’s health, addiction, neurology cases, geriatrics, trauma-informed care and more.
Special interest lectures
Top evidence-based updates of 2025–26, complementary medicine for weight and diabetes, human trafficking and equity in clinical care.
Built for
- Internists and family physiciansA complete annual primary care update.
- Geriatricians and specialists with primary care rolesBroad, practical refreshers.
- NPs, PAs and advanced practice nursesCase-based skills for the office.
Faculty & programme
Monday, October 27 20 sessions
- Ami Bhatt — AI in Medicine: Promises and Pitfalls
- Eric M. Isselbacher — Advanced Treatment Choices for Ischemic Heart Disease
- Paul Sax — What My Mistakes Taught Me
- Arun J. Ramappa — A1 Evaluation and Management of Common Knee Disorders
- Christopher J. Kwolek — A2 Peripheral Vascular Disease for Office Practice
- V. Alin Botoman — A3 Persistent Heartburn, Dysphagia, and Dyspepsia: Practical Cost-Effective Approach
- Mina Farahani — A4 Ophthalmology in Primary Care
- Anna R. Wolfson — Updates in Allergy: What to Know in 2025
- C. Christopher Smith — B1 Evaluation and Treatment of the Painful Shoulder in the Primary Care Setting
- Mohit Khera — B2 Testosterone for Men and Women
- Ann C. Celi — B3 Beyond Birth: A More Comprehensive Approach to Postpartum Care and Cardiometabolic Health
- Maryanne Senna — B4 Alopecia for the PCP: How to Manage with Confidence and Know When to Refer
- Rochelle P. Walensky — Lessons Learned from My Time as Director of the CDC
- Emily Lau — Women’s Heart Health: What Does a PCP Need to Know?
- Pelin Batur — C1 Contraceptive Update and Practical Prescribing
- Elizabeth C. Lindenberger — C2 Palliative Care and Hospice: A Primer for Primary Care Clinicians
- Nadine M. Tung — C3 Breast and Ovarian Cancer: Risk Assessment and Prevention
- David Ting — C4 Using AI to Optimize the EHR Experience for Clinicians
- Frank Domino — 2025-26: Top Evidence-Based Medicine Updates from the Medical Literature
- Frank Domino — Complementary and Alternative Medicines for Weight Loss, Diabetes, and Life
Tuesday, October 28 19 sessions
- Melanie P. Hoenig — Active Management of Chronic Kidney Disease
- Rachel P. Rosovsky — Update on Anticoagulation and Venous Thromboembolism: What Is New in 2025
- Andrew E. Budson — Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Dementia: Update Fall 2025
- Pieter Cohen — D1 Supplement Safety: Exploring the Risks of the ‘High-Risk’ Supplements Your Patients Are Using
- Lawrence S. Friedman — D2 Unraveling the Mysteries of Abnormal “Liver Function Tests”
- Jeffrey H. William — D3 Fluid and Electrolytes: Navigating the Chem-7
- Albert Hung — D4 Case Studies in Movement Disorders
- Jorge Plutzky — Updates in Lipid Management
- Ksenia Blinnikova — E1 Review and Updates in Hypertension Management
- Meghan L. Rudder — E2 Primary Care of the Pregnant Patient
- Leyre Zubiri Oteiza — E3 Immune Toxicity: A New Paradigm. A New Challenge
- Gaurab Basu — E4 Climate Change and Primary Care
- Deborah J. Wexler — Diabetes Workshop: Challenging Diabetes Cases and Questions—Management Strategies 2025
- Lisa B. Weissmann — Current Approaches to Anemia
- Patricia A. Gibbons — F1 Concussions: On the Field and in the Office
- Ellie Grossman — F2 Opioid Use Disorder and Buprenorphine Management
- Jacob Lazarus — F3 Management of Urinary Tract Infections
- John Dobrowski — F4 Otolaryngology and Sleep Apnea Evaluation for the PCP
- Andrea Reilly — Human Trafficking: What Clinicians Need to Know
Wednesday, October 29 19 sessions
- Raymond T. Chung — Liver Diseases of Primary Care Practice
- Deborah Gomez Kwolek — Menopause Updates 2025
- E. Kevin Heist — Atrial Fibrillation
- Jennifer E. Potter — G1 Challenging Patient Interactions: Responding with Balance and Poise
- Amanda H. Berling — G2 Supporting the Independence and Autonomy of Older Patients
- David Shein — G3 Patients Who Use Marijuana: Guidance for Clinical Practice
- Donald J. Meyer — G4 Lifelong Management of Adult Attention Deficit Disorder
- Nancy A. Rigotti — Tobacco Use, Smoking, and Vaping Cessation
- Douglas S. Ross — H1 Thyroid Disease
- George H. Theodore — H2 Common Foot and Ankle Problems
- Nomi Levy-Carrick — H3 Connecting Patients Who Have Experienced Trauma to Services
- Suzanne Koven — H4 Incorporating Writing and Other Storytelling Forms into Your Career
- Eli Miloslavsky — Evaluation of Polyarthritis
- Pablo A. Quintero Pinzon — Heart Failure Updates 2025
- Michael S. Irwig — I1 Case Studies in Office Endocrinology
- James M. Ellison — I2 Mild Neurocognitive Disorder: Evaluation and Decision-Making at the Gateway to Dementia
- Heidi Rayala — I3 The Prostate and Its Challenges: “LUTS” in the Aging Male
- Richard J. Pels — I4 Challenges in Opioid Prescribing for Chronic Non-Cancer Pain
- Aisha James — Promoting Equity in Clinical Care and Medical Education
Thursday, October 30 18 sessions
- Mahmooda Qureshi — Reclaiming Joy in Primary Care
- Walter J. O’Donnell — COPD and Interstitial Lung Disease: Update 2025
- David M. Nathan — Optimizing Treatment and Care of Your Patients with Diabetes
- Juliana (Jewel) Kling — J1 An Approach to Addressing Sexual Problems in Women: Female Sexual Health 101
- Dana H. Kotler — J2 Nonspecific Low Back Pain: Evaluation and Treatment Approaches
- Alexandra Hovaguimian — J3 Can’t-Miss Neurology Cases
- Kevin Ard — J4 STI Prevention and Treatment
- Melissa McNeil — Primary Care Updates 2025
- Angelika Vgontzas — K1 Updates in Headaches: Assessment and Treatment
- Amy Bregar — K2 Gynecologic Cancer
- David W. Bates — K3 The Roles of AI in Primary Care
- Alex Keuroghlian — K4 LGBTQIA+ Health Concepts and Terminology
- Kyle Staller — An Organized Approach to the Broad Range of Bowel Complaints
- Chika V. Anekwe — Obesity Treatment in Primary Care
- Lou Ann Bruno-Murtha — L1 Tick-Borne Diseases
- Carl M. Harper — L2 Common Hand and Wrist Complaints
- Ellie Grossman — L3 Managing Alcohol Use Disorder in Primary Care Practice
- Michael S. Irwig — L4 Care of Trans Men and Women
Friday, October 31 14 sessions
- Nancy Lange-Vaidya — Asthma Update
- James E. Mojica — Overview of Sleep Medicine
- Anne D. Emmerich — Updates in the Treatment of Depression and Anxiety, 2025
- Evelyn Lilly — M1 Updates in Dermatology for the Primary Care Physician
- Deborah Gomez Kwolek — M2 Case Studies in Hormone Replacement Therapy
- Bharati Kochar — M3 Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Other Colitides
- Sadie Elisseou — M4 A Trauma-Informed Approach to Physical Examination
- Michelle Specht — Breast Cancer: Current Approaches to Diagnosis and Treatment
- Jodian Pinkney — N1 Vaccine Updates
- Michael Barry — N2 Evidence-Based Cancer Screening Recommendations from the US Preventive Services Task Force
- Mahmooda Qureshi — N3 Stress Management in Everyday Practice
- Mallika Anand — N4 Female Sexual Dysfunction: High-Yield Algorithms for Common Cases
- Joy N. Tsai — Osteoporosis Updates
- Elizabeth P. Frates — Healthy Lifestyles for Patients and Their Clinicians
Before you buy
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 | Videos + PDFs |
|---|---|
| Contents | 95 videos · 90 listed sessions |
| Recorded | 27–31 October 2025 |
| Publisher | Harvard Medical School |
| Department | Family Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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