Harvard 42nd Annual Review of Geriatric Medicine 2026
📌 Overview
The Harvard 42nd Annual Review of Geriatric Medicine 2026 is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary course designed to provide practical, evidence-based updates in the care of older adults.
Held from February 27 – March 3, 2026, this 5-day program focuses on managing complex medical, neurological, and psychiatric conditions in aging populations, with direct application to primary care, hospital, and long-term care settings.
Led by experts from Harvard Medical School, the course integrates clinical reasoning, real-world case discussions, and workshop-based learning.
Course Materials
The supplied MedicalAmboss materials include recorded lectures and PDF resources. Exact file counts and total download size are omitted because they are not published by the official course source.
Provider registration, time-limited online access, CME credit, and provider certificates are not included.
🎯 Target Audience
- Primary care physicians
- Geriatricians
- Internists
- Nurses & advanced practice providers
- Healthcare professionals managing elderly patients
🧠 What You’ll Learn
🩺 Core Geriatric Medicine
- Differentiating normal aging vs disease
- Managing multimorbidity and polypharmacy
- Recognizing atypical presentations in elderly patients
❤️ Cardiometabolic & Chronic Disease
- Hypertension, diabetes, and dyslipidemia
- Heart failure & coronary artery disease
- Stroke and peripheral vascular disease
🦴 Musculoskeletal & Mobility
- Osteoporosis and fracture prevention
- Osteoarthritis and spinal stenosis
- Falls, frailty, and mobility disorders
🧠 Neurology & Psychiatry
- Dementia diagnosis and management
- Delirium and late-life psychosis
- Depression in older adults
- Parkinson’s disease
🧪 Common Clinical Problems
- COPD and infections
- Kidney and GI disorders
- Thyroid disease
- Urinary incontinence
💊 Geriatric Pharmacology & Safety
- Safe prescribing in older adults
- Anticoagulation challenges
- Pain management strategies
🌿 Palliative & Preventive Care
- Advanced care planning
- Hospice eligibility
- End-of-life care strategies
- Preventive screening and healthy aging
📚 Program Highlights
- 🧩 Case-based discussions and workshops
- 🧠 Cognitive assessment and geriatric evaluation
- ⚕️ Interdisciplinary approach (medical + psychiatric + functional care)
- 👥 Focus on real-world clinical scenarios
- 📊 Evidence-based guidelines for daily practice
🎓 Learning Objectives
By completing this course, participants will:
- Optimize comprehensive care for older adults
- Apply evidence-based treatment strategies
- Manage common geriatric syndromes effectively
- Improve medication safety and prescribing practices
- Integrate palliative care and advanced planning
⭐ Why This Course Stands Out
- ✔️ Covers full spectrum of geriatric care
- ✔️ Strong focus on practical clinical decision-making
- ✔️ Includes interactive workshops and real cases
- ✔️ Highly relevant for daily primary care practice
- ✔️ Essential for managing aging populations
Topics:
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Welcome
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Update in Geriatrics Suzanne Salamon
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Prevention Made Ridiculously Easy J. Michael Gaziano
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Dyslipidemia Ariela Orkaby
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Evaluation and Management of Arrhythmias in Older Adults Peter Zimetbaum
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Diabetes Management Made Simple Medha Munshi
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Hypertension Lewis Lipsitz
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Chronic Heart Failure in Older Adults Eli Gelfand
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Coronary Artery Disease Joseph Kannam
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Strokes and TransientIschemic Attacks Jennifer Dearborn-Tomazos
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Diagnosis & Management of Peripheral Artery Dis. Mark Wyers
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Osteoporosis Douglas Kiel
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Osteoarthritis- Recognition and Management Devyani Misra
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Challenging Cases in Rheumatology Devyani Misra
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Management of Spinal Stenosis Steven Atlas
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Sleep Problems in the Older Adult Charles Czeisler
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Clinical Aspects of Infectious Diseases in Older Adults Mary LaSalvia
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COPD Eric Garshick
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Saturday Workshop R1 Mind and Body Therapies for Healthy Aging Julia Loewenthal
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Saturday Workshop R2 Blood Pressure Management in Older Adults Lewis Lipsitz
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Saturday Workshop R3 The Nuts and Bolts of Treatment for Diabetes in Older Adults Medha Munshi
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Saturday Workshop R4 Approach to Vertigo and Imbalance in Older Adults Anand Bery
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Saturday Workshop R5 Frailty in Older Adults From Assessment to Action Dae Hyun Kim
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Health Screening Robert Schreiber
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Perioperative Assessment and Treatment of the Older Adult Houman Javedan
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Falls Sarah Berry
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Pain Management in the Older Adult Lara Skarf
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Pressure Injury Madhuri Reddy
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Aging Skin Anthony Cukras
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Urinary Incontinence Catherine DuBeau
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Prostate Cancer & Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy Catherine DuBeau
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Kidney Disease Robert Cohen
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GI Issues in Older Adults Gary Trey
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Common Thyroid Problems Pamela Hartzband
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Diagnosis of Dementia Daniel Press
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Treatment of Dementia Daniel Press
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Delirium Melissa Mattison
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Late Life Psychosis Eran Metzger
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Depression Ipsit Vahia
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KEYNOTE Methuselah’s ZooWhat Nature Can Teach Us About Living Longer, Healthier Lives Steven Austad
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Women’s Health Issues Suzanne Salamon
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Parkinson’s Disease David K. Simon
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Monday Workshop R1 Advanced Care Planning for the Older Adult How to have the conversation Lara Skarf; Susan Nathan
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Monday Workshop R2 Problems in Geriatric Psychiatry Eran Metzger
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Monday Workshop R3 Cognitive Testing for the PCP Brooke Lubinski
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Monday Workshop R4 Putting It All Together The Toe to Head Geriatric Assessment Andrea Schwartz
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Monday Workshop R5 Diet and Exercise J. Michael Gaziano; Ariela Orkaby
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Care of the Care Partner of a Person Living with Dementia A Critical Part of Dementia Care Christine Ritchie
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Drug Therapy Jerry Gurwitz
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The Aging Eye Clinical Overview of Common Eye Conditions in Older Adults Ward Fickweiler
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Challenges of Anti-Coagulation in Older Adults Kenneth Bauer
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Common Hematological Malignancies in Older Adults Nikhil Munshi
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Hematology 101 for the Geriatrician Kenneth Bauer



