Oregon Gut Club Annual Meeting 2024

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 AttendGastroenterologists, 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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