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Harvard 42nd Annual Review of Geriatric Medicine 2026

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5-day Harvard review of geriatric medicine — cardiovascular & diabetes care, falls & frailty, dementia & delirium, polypharmacy & deprescribing, pain, incontinence, advance care planning, and 50+ clinical topics. 74 Recorded Videos + 58 PDF Resources. Lifetime access.


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🏛️ Harvard Medical School · 42nd Annual Review · 5-Day Course

42nd Annual Review of
Geriatric Medicine 2026

February 27 – March 3, 2026 · Harvard-Affiliated Faculty

74 Recorded Videos + 58 PDF Resources — Instant Digital Access

⚡ INSTANT DIGITAL ACCESS

Includes: 74 Recorded Videos + 58 PDF Resources | 5-Day Program + Workshops | Harvard-Affiliated Faculty

74
Recorded Videos

58
PDF Resources

50+
Clinical Topics

5
Days of Content

📚 About This Course

The Harvard 42nd Annual Review of Geriatric Medicine 2026 provides an authoritative, multidisciplinary update for clinicians who care for older adults. The program focuses on common and complex clinical problems encountered in primary care, hospital practice, rehabilitation, and long-term care.

The five-day curriculum integrates medical, neurological, psychiatric, functional, and supportive-care perspectives — covering cardiovascular risk, diabetes, osteoporosis, sleep, infection, COPD, kidney disease, falls, pain, dementia, delirium, depression, Parkinson’s disease, medication management, anticoagulation, and caregiver support.

Practical workshops expand on blood pressure management, diabetes treatment, frailty assessment, vertigo and imbalance, cognitive testing, comprehensive geriatric assessment, and advance care planning.

42 years of Harvard’s most trusted geriatric medicine review — now available as a complete recorded package for self-paced learning.

👨‍⚕️ Meet the Course Directors

LL
Lewis Lipsitz, MD
COURSE DIRECTOR
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School · Director, Marcus Institute for Aging Research

MM
Medha Munshi, MD
COURSE DIRECTOR
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School · Director, Joslin Geriatric Diabetes Program

SS
Suzanne Salamon, MD
COURSE DIRECTOR
Geriatric Medicine · Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

JG
J. Michael Gaziano, MD, MPH
COURSE DIRECTOR
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School · Chief, Division of Aging

🎯 Four Core Learning Areas

❤️
Cardiometabolic Health
Dyslipidemia, arrhythmias, diabetes, hypertension, heart failure, coronary disease, stroke, PAD, and anticoagulation.

🚶
Mobility, Frailty & Function
Falls, frailty, gait and balance, spinal stenosis, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, pain, pressure injury, and rehabilitation.

🧠
Cognition & Mental Health
Dementia diagnosis and treatment, delirium, late-life psychosis, depression, Parkinson’s disease, and cognitive testing.

💊
Patient-Centered Aging Care
Drug therapy, deprescribing principles, advance care planning, palliative care, comprehensive assessment, and prevention.

✅ What You’ll Be Able to Do


Differentiate common age-related changes from disease in older adults

Recognize atypical presentations of medical illness in geriatric patients

Assess and manage falls, frailty, balance problems, pain, and functional decline

Evaluate cognitive impairment, dementia, delirium, depression, and late-life psychosis

Review medication use, anticoagulation challenges, adverse effects, and drug safety

Apply the principles of appropriate and effective prescribing in older adults

Integrate caregiver support and advance care planning into comprehensive geriatric care

Use interdisciplinary approaches across office, hospital, rehabilitation, and long-term care settings

🩺 Who Should Take This Course

Geriatricians
Primary care & family physicians
Internal medicine physicians
Hospitalists & specialty physicians
Nurses, NPs & physician assistants
Pharmacists, fellows & residents

📋 Complete 5-Day Curriculum

📅 Day 1 — Friday, Feb 27 · Cardiovascular & Metabolic Care
• Update in Geriatrics — Suzanne Salamon
• Prevention Made Ridiculously Easy — J. Michael Gaziano
• Dyslipidemia — Ariela Orkaby
• Arrhythmias in Older Adults — Peter Zimetbaum
• Diabetes Management Made Simple — Medha Munshi
• Hypertension — Lewis Lipsitz
• Chronic Heart Failure in Older Adults — Eli Gelfand
• Coronary Artery Disease — Joseph Kannam
• Strokes & Transient Ischemic Attacks — Jennifer Dearborn-Tomazos
• Peripheral Artery Disease — Mark Wyers

📅 Day 2 — Saturday, Feb 28 · Musculoskeletal, Sleep & Infection
• Osteoporosis — Douglas Kiel
• Osteoarthritis: Recognition & Management — Devyani Misra
• Challenging Cases in Rheumatology — Devyani Misra
• Management of Spinal Stenosis — Steven Atlas
• Sleep Problems in the Older Adult — Charles Czeisler
• Infectious Diseases in Older Adults — Mary LaSalvia
• COPD — Eric Garshick
Workshops: Mind & Body Therapies · Blood Pressure Management · Diabetes Treatment · Vertigo & Imbalance · Frailty Assessment

📅 Day 3 — Sunday, March 1 · Falls, Pain & Organ Systems
• Health Screening — Robert Schreiber
• Perioperative Assessment of the Older Adult — Houman Javedan
• Falls — Sarah Berry
• Pain Management in the Older Adult — Lara Skarf
• Pressure Injury — Madhuri Reddy
• Aging Skin — Anthony Cukras
• Urinary Incontinence — Catherine DuBeau
• Prostate Cancer & BPH — Catherine DuBeau
• Kidney Disease — Robert Cohen
• GI Issues in Older Adults — Gary Trey
• Common Thyroid Problems — Pamela Hartzband

📅 Day 4 — Monday, March 2 · Dementia, Delirium & Psychiatry
• Diagnosis of Dementia — Daniel Press
• Treatment of Dementia — Daniel Press
• Delirium — Melissa Mattison
• Late-Life Psychosis — Eran Metzger
• Depression — Ipsit Vahia
Keynote: Methuselah’s Zoo — What Nature Teaches Us About Living Longer — Steven Austad
• Women’s Health Issues — Suzanne Salamon
• Parkinson’s Disease — David K. Simon
Workshops: Advance Care Planning · Geriatric Psychiatry · Cognitive Testing for the PCP · Toe-to-Head Assessment · Diet & Exercise

📅 Day 5 — Tuesday, March 3 · Medications, Hematology & Caregiving
• Care of the Care Partner of a Person Living with Dementia — Christine Ritchie
• Drug Therapy & Deprescribing — Jerry Gurwitz
• The Aging Eye: Common Eye Conditions — Ward Fickweiler
• Challenges of Anticoagulation in Older Adults — Kenneth Bauer
• Common Hematological Malignancies — Nikhil Munshi
• Hematology 101 for the Geriatrician — Kenneth Bauer

⭐ What Clinicians Say

“The dementia, frailty, falls, and polypharmacy topics are extremely practical. This course is valuable for clinicians caring for older adults every day.”

Dr. Sarah M. — Geriatrician

“The course covers the real challenges we see in primary care: cognitive decline, medication safety, falls, and chronic disease management.”

Dr. Emily R. — Family Medicine Physician

“The polypharmacy and deprescribing sessions were especially useful. Very practical and directly applicable to patient care.”

Dr. Laura B. — Geriatric Medicine Specialist

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