Advance your pancreatic care with Harvard Medical School

11th Oct 2026

 

Join international experts for Management of Pancreatic Disorders for the Practicing Clinician, a Harvard Medical School continuing education course offered by Massachusetts General Hospital, Department of Medicine.

November 13–14, 2026 | Live online | Up to 15.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Co-directed by Yasmin Hernandez-Barco, MD, and Enrique de-Madaria, MD, PhD, this two-day course offers practical, evidence-based learning for physicians and trainees caring for patients with pancreatic disease.

Featuring the EPC Honorary Session

Alexander Arlt will present Management of Gastric Outlet Obstruction in Pancreatic Malignancy on Saturday, November 14, addressing a challenging complication with direct relevance to multidisciplinary pancreatic care.

The programme covers:

  • Acute pancreatitis: fluid therapy, nutrition and multidisciplinary management of necrosis.
  • Chronic pancreatitis: pain management, endoscopy versus surgery, and exocrine insufficiency.
  • Pancreatic cysts and tumours: surveillance, intervention and emerging treatments.
  • Autoimmune pancreatitis and beyond: IgG4-related disease, genetics and fatty pancreas.

Join from anywhere, with access to recordings for 180 days after the course to accommodate clinical schedules and different time zones.

EPC members receive an additional 15% discount

Register by October 13, 2026, and enter 15POFF during registration to combine your EPC discount with early registration pricing.

Registration category

Standard fee

Early registration

Early registration + EPC code

Physician

$299

$254.15

$216.03

Resident/Fellow

$75

$63.75

$54.19

All prices in USD. A $10 non-refundable processing fee is added at registration.

Register now and view the full programme: https://learn.hms.harvard.edu/programs/management-pancreatic-disorders-practicing-clinician

Secure both savings by October 13 — use 15POFF at checkout.

We look forward to welcoming you online.

European Pancreatic Club

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