GI Grand Rounds

Duke GI Grand Rounds is a weekly educational conference with a focus on clinical and research topics, issues and advances related to Gastroenterology and Hepatology. 

GI Grand Rounds conferences feature leaders and experts from outside Duke and from other Duke divisions, in addition to Duke GI faculty and trainees. Special GI Grand Rounds sessions include discussion of timely and significant issues, as well as of clinical controversies and quality improvement. 

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CME Credit
Duke GI Grand Rounds live conferences qualify for 1.0 AMA PRA credit of CME.   

GI Grand Rounds, held Wednesdays from 8:00 am - 9:00 am, is currently conducted virtually via Zoom.  

  • To request a live video conference link, email Anna Baker, GI Education Coordinator.
  • Contact program directors for more information:  Matthew Kappus, MD and Iris Vance, MD
  • Video links are accessible to Duke faculty, staff and trainees with a valid Duke Net ID
  • View presentations from previous years here
  • GR will pause for summer break beginning 6/19/2024 and resume 8/21/2024

Calendar Year 2024

 

Date Presenter Title/Topic
12.11.2024 Kara Wegermann, MD TBD
12.4.2024 James Helzberg, MD TBD
11.20.2024 M&M  Closed Session
11.13.2024 Nicole Jawitz, MD "Advanced IBD Therapies in 2024" 
11.6.2024 Collins Mbonu, MD "Gastroparesis: An Overview of Diagnosis, Management, and Treatment"
10.30.2024 Dhvani Shah, MD "Gastric Intestinal Metaplasia: the What, When, and Why"
10.23.2024 Joe Wawrzynski, MD "Endoscopic Obesity Therapies in the Incretin Era" 
10.16.2024 Marina Serper, MD “Shifting Tides in Liver Disease: Big Data and Digital Health to Identify Gaps and Intervene”
10.9.2024 Brennan Spiegal, MD "AI in GI: Where We’ve Been, and Where We’re Going"
10.2.2024 Daniel Bernstein, MD “More Than Meets the (EP)I: Unpacking Pancreatic Insufficiency”
9.25.2024 Bryan Balmadrid, MD "Altered Anatomy ERCP: The Long Way Home"
9.18.2024 Oliver Stewart, MD "Perianal Crohn’s disease: Updates on Diagnosis and Multimodal Management Strategies"
9.11.2024 Annie Kieber-Emmons, MD "Strategies for Endoscopic Management of Hereditary GI Cancer Syndromes"
9.4.2024 Sabrina Layne, MD "Brace Yourself for (Food) Impact(ion): Management and Quality Improvement"
8.28.2024 M&M Closed Session
8.21.2024 Andrew Muir, MD State of the GI Division
6.5.2024 Josh Lee, MD “No Polyp Left Behind” Tips for Minimizing Incomplete Resection and Recurrence following EMR"
5.29.2024 Duke GI Fellows Fellow QI Presentations
5.15.2024 M&M Closed Session
5.8.2024 Michael Feiler, MD "Helicobacter pylori in 2024"
5.1.2024 Jackie Henson, MD "Expanding the Donor Pool for Liver Transplantation"