Harvard Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine 2026 (Videos + Slides)

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HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL • PRIMARY CARE • 2026

Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine 2026

A comprehensive five-day recorded primary care update focused on practical, evidence-based strategies for outpatient medicine, chronic disease management, prevention, behavioral health, women’s health, geriatrics, musculoskeletal care, infectious disease and everyday office practice.

81+ RECORDED SESSIONS 48 WORKSHOPS VIDEOS + SLIDES 5-DAY PROGRAM LIFETIME ACCESS

2026 Primary Care Update

Cardiometabolic CareHTN, CAD, lipids, diabetes, obesity, CHF, AFib and CKD

Prevention & ScreeningAdult vaccines and updated cancer screening strategies

Behavioral HealthDepression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD and substance use

Women’s HealthMenopause, contraception, osteoporosis and screening

OFF

Office SkillsENT, dermatology, MSK, sleep, GI and common diagnostic problems

CASE

Case-Based Workshops48 practical workshops for real-world primary care decisions

81+Recorded Sessions

48Online Workshops

5 DaysComplete Program

2026Updated Edition

About the Course

A practical, broad update for busy primary care clinicians.

The 2026 program focuses on high-frequency outpatient problems, new guidelines, emerging therapies and office-based clinical decision-making.

Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine 2026 provides a wide-ranging review of the most important recent advances affecting modern primary care practice.

The curriculum covers cardiology, diabetes, obesity, chronic kidney disease, pulmonary and infectious disease, cancer screening, adult immunization, women’s health, mental health, substance use, musculoskeletal medicine, neurology, sleep, dermatology, gastroenterology, geriatrics and practice management.

Lectures and workshops emphasize evidence-based updates, diagnostic techniques, treatment selection, physical examination skills, patient counseling and practical office strategies that can be applied directly in daily clinical work.

Why clinicians choose this program

81+ recorded sessions across the spectrum of primary care

48 practical workshops with case-based instruction

Hypertension, diabetes, obesity, CKD and cardiovascular updates

Prevention, immunization and cancer-screening guidance

Behavioral health, women’s health and substance-use care

Recorded videos + slide materials with lifetime access

Core Learning Areas

Four pillars of contemporary office-based primary care.

From chronic disease management to preventive care and practical office skills, the course is structured around the problems clinicians see every day.

Cardiometabolic Care

Hypertension, CAD, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, obesity, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, CKD and thromboembolic disease.

Prevention & Women’s Health

Adult immunizations, colon, breast, cervical, prostate and lung cancer screening, contraception, menopause, osteoporosis and healthy eating.

Behavioral Health & Substance Use

Anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, motivational interviewing, buprenorphine, alcohol-use disorder, tobacco and chronic pain.

OFF

Daily Office Practice

ENT, dermatology, musculoskeletal complaints, dizziness, neuropathy, sleep disorders, GI conditions, infectious disease and end-of-life care.

Course Leadership

Meet the official 2026 course leadership.

Harvard lists Bevin E. Kenney and Aaron F. Mann as Course Directors, with David W. Bates and Cristina B. Alexander serving as Assistant Course Directors.

Course Director

Bevin E. Kenney, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Lead Physician for Medical Education, Brookside Community Health Center

Course Director

Aaron F. Mann, MD

Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Primary Care Physician, Brookside Community Health Center

Assistant Course Director

David W. Bates, MD, MSc

Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Co-Director, Center of Artificial Intelligence in the Learning Healthcare System

Assistant Course Director

Cristina B. Alexander, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Medical Director, Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center

Selected 2026 Faculty

Paul E. Sax, MD Marie McDonnell, MD Naomi D. Fisher, MD Akshay S. Desai, MD, MPH Nancy E. Lange-Vaidya, MD, MPH Andrew Budson, MD Daniel Solomon, MD Rohit Budhiraja, MD Suzanne M. Bertisch, MD, MPH Nancy Rigotti, MD Elizabeth Frates, MD Candace Feldman, MD, MPH, ScD

5-Day Curriculum

Five days of practical updates and case-based primary care workshops.

A concise overview of the March 16–20, 2026 program.

Day 1

Cardiovascular Risk, Diabetes & Common Office Problems

Headaches and hypertension
Antibiotics in office practice
Respiratory infections
Coronary artery disease and hyperlipidemia
Diabetes update and challenging diabetes cases
Hip pain, pelvic-floor disorders and gynecology cases
Cardiac imaging, neuropathic pain and geriatric cases

Day 2

Dementia, Screening, Hypertension & Office Decision-Making

Dementia and cognitive impairment
Resistant hypertension
Colon and breast cancer screening
Hematologic cases and top primary care articles
Thyroid cases and pre-operative consultation
Anxiety and AI in primary care
Electrolytes, healthy eating, knee pain and allergy cases

Day 3

Cardiopulmonary Care, Mental Health, Obesity & Neurology

Dizziness and vertigo
Atrial fibrillation and heart failure
MASLD, hepatitis and compensated cirrhosis
Pharmacologic management of depression
Asthma and medical treatment for obesity
Bipolar disorder, ADHD and buprenorphine
Neuropathy, urology, PrEP, ophthalmology and stroke cases

Day 4

COPD, Immunization, CKD & “Can’t-Miss” Cases

COPD and respiratory guideline updates
Cervical cancer screening
Adult immunization updates
Low back pain and CKD management
“Can’t-miss” primary care diagnoses
IBS, alcohol-use disorder and contraception
UTIs, ENT, sleep apnea, rheumatology and STI workshops

Day 5

Screening, Sleep, Menopause, GI & Dermatology

Prostate and lung cancer screening
Insomnia treatment
Menopause management and osteoporosis
GERD and peptic ulcer disease
Dermatology updates and advanced dermatology cases
Tobacco and vaping cessation
Chronic pain, DVT/PE, travel medicine and adolescent care

48 Workshops

Customize the Learning Experience

Physical-exam and diagnostic skills
Cardiology and pulmonary consultation
Musculoskeletal and neurologic problems
Behavioral-health and substance-use care
Women’s health and inclusive primary care
Billing, nutrition and practice-management topics
Practical case discussions across outpatient medicine

Who should take this course?

Designed for clinicians who provide broad office-based primary care and want an updated, practical review of common and challenging outpatient conditions.

Family Physicians Internists Primary Care Physicians Geriatricians Nurse Practitioners Physician Assistants General Practitioners Residents Fellows Other Primary Care Professionals

Course Package

Recorded educational materials organized for flexible, self-paced review.

81+

Recorded Sessions

Broad primary care lectures and educational sessions from the 2026 program.

Workshops

Practical case-based workshops spanning everyday office medicine.

Videos

On-Demand Learning

Recorded educational sessions available for self-paced review.

Slides

Course Materials

Accompanying slide materials for reference and study.

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you download.

Clear answers to common buyer questions.

Is this a live course?

No. This product contains recorded, on-demand educational materials for independent study.

What is included in the course package?

The package includes recorded educational sessions and accompanying slide materials from the 2026 Office Practice of Primary Care Medicine program.

How extensive is the program?

The original 2026 program spans five days and includes more than 81 recorded sessions plus 48 practical workshops.

What clinical areas are covered?

The course covers cardiology, diabetes, obesity, CKD, prevention, screening, women’s health, behavioral health, infectious disease, pulmonary care, sleep, musculoskeletal medicine, dermatology, GI topics, neurology, geriatrics and office-practice skills.

Does course access expire?

No. Lifetime access is included with the purchased recorded course materials.

What language is the course presented in?

The available course materials are presented in English.

Does this recorded package include CME/CE credit or an official certificate?

No. CME/CE credit and an official certificate are not included with this recorded course package.

Important: This product provides recorded, on-demand educational materials and is not registration for the original Harvard live event. No CME/CE credit or official certificate is included with this recorded package.

81+ RECORDED SESSIONS 48 PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS VIDEOS + SLIDES LIFETIME ACCESS

PRIMARY CARE • OFFICE PRACTICE • 2026

Refresh the clinical decisions you make every day in primary care.

Review cardiometabolic care, prevention, screening, behavioral health, women’s health, infectious disease, pulmonary care, musculoskeletal medicine, neurology, sleep, GI, dermatology and practical office skills — at your own pace.

DOWNLOAD COURSE NOW 81+ RECORDED SESSIONS • 48 WORKSHOPS • 5-DAY PROGRAM • VIDEOS + SLIDES • LIFETIME ACCESS

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