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Gastroenterology Learning Network

Gastroenterology Learning Network
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Ulcerative Colitis
Crohn's Disease
Gastroenterology
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Intestinal Ultrasound
Chronic Pancreatitis
Multidisciplinary Care
Gout
Abdominal Pain
IBD
AGA Guidelines
Malignancy
Mayo Clinic
Diabetes
Clostridium Difficile
Pregnancy
Colonoscopy
Endoscopy
Hepatitis D

The Gastroenterology Learning Network is an online resource for the latest developments in gastroenterology practice, providing a customized experience for users to stay informed about the topics that matter most to them, including inflammatory bowel disease, hepatitis, and ulcerative colitis.

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Latest Episodes

IBD Drive Time: Sara Horst, MD, on Physician Burnout by Gastroenterology Learning Network

Gut Check: Andrea Shin, MD, on Rome V Updates for Bowel DIsorders by Gastroenterology Learning Network

IBD Drive Time: Rebecca Brown, MD, on Surgical Treatment for IBD by Gastroenterology Learning Network

IBD Drive Time: Gursimran Kocchar, MD, on Medical and Endoscopic Management of Strictures by Gastroenterology Learning Network

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Recent Guests

Sarah Hearst, MD
Gastroenterologist discussing burnout and health IT in GI
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Episode: IBD Drive Time: Sara Horst, MD, on Physician Burnout
Rebecca Brown
Colorectal surgeon
Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore
Episode: IBD Drive Time: Rebecca Brown, MD, on Surgical Treatment for IBD
Simran Kocchar
gastroenterologist
Northwell Health / Northwell University Hospital
Episode: IBD Drive Time: Gursimran Kocchar, MD, on Medical and Endoscopic Management of Strictures
Hans Törnblom
Associate Professor of Gastroenterology; lead author of Rome 5 Criteria for Gastro-Duodenal Disorders
University of Gothenburg; Sahlgrenska Academy, Gothenburg, Sweden
Episode: Gut Check: Hans Törnblom on Rome V Criteria for Gastroduodenal Disorders
Marla Dubinsky
Gastroenterologist discussing women's health and IBD
Mount Sinai, New York
Episode: Marla Dubinsky, MD, on Lifelong Reproductive Health Care for Women With IBD
Benjamin Lebwohl
Professor of Medicine, Director of Clinical Research, Celiac Disease Center
Columbia University
Episode: Gut Check: Dr Benjamin Lebwohl on Celiac Disease
Robert Gish
State Medical Director in California of the Hepatitis B Foundation; professor at UC San Diego; hepatitis expert
Hepatitis B Foundation; University of California, San Diego
Episode: Robert Gish, MD, on Advances in Managing Hepatitis B and D
Dana Lukin
MD, gastroenterologist at Cornell
Cornell University
Episode: IBD Drive Time: Dana Lukin, MD, on Ulcerative Proctitis
Philip Okafor
Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology, Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Episode: Gut Check: Philip Okafor, MD, on Health Care Disparities in Gastroenterology

Hosts

Raymond Cross
Host of IBD Drive Time; provides introductions and discussion facilitation.
Brian Lacey
Host of Gut Check; leads discussions on gastroenterology topics and therapies.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Misinformation

    I appreciate the expertise, but this podcast is one-sided and only focused on the standard of care which is flawed in my opinion. Biologics do have major side effects like cancer and that is dangerous, there are other ways that should be discussed first..hyperbaric/red light therapy/diet-lifestyle, so many others, I’m not confident you are discussing anything other than strong drugs with patients while lifestyle/diet are ignored.

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Several episodes are praised for practical clinician-focused content and guest expert insights.
There are concerns about bias or limited exploration of lifestyle/diet approaches.
Some listeners feel the show is one-sided and focused on standard of care, potentially limiting discussion of alternatives.
A few listeners desire more balance between pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic management topics.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

IBD Drive Time: Sara Horst, MD, on Physician Burnout
Q: What can we do about it now, and how should we plan for the future?
They discuss practical steps like optimizing EHR usage, implementing templates and pre-visit surveys, clarifying patient expectations, leveraging telehealth, and coordinating with health IT to reduce unnecessary workload.
IBD Drive Time: Sara Horst, MD, on Physician Burnout
Q: What do you think about those burnout numbers?
The speakers agree the figures are frightening but reflective of real-world experiences, emphasizing that burnout is widespread and requires immediate attention across generations and roles in medicine.
IBD Drive Time: Gursimran Kocchar, MD, on Medical and Endoscopic Management of Strictures
Q: What are the best tips for the endoscopist when performing balloon dilation for Crohn's strictures?
Key tips include using a wire-guided or retrograde dilation approach, aiming for an optimal final balloon size around 18 mm, repeatedly dilating with careful inspection of mucosa between steps, considering fluoroscopy on a case-by-case basis, and ensuring realistic expectations with a rule-of-thirds outcome. Also, bring patients back for follow-up dilations as needed to maintain patency.
IBD Drive Time: Gursimran Kocchar, MD, on Medical and Endoscopic Management of Strictures
Q: Well, that's a nice segue. So when you decide to treat these patients medically, what treatment do you pick?
The strongest evidence among biologics for stricturing disease comes from anti-TNF agents, particularly high-dose adalimumab used with immunomodulators, with data from trials like Stride and Creole showing symptom and imaging improvements and even some complete stricture resolution on imaging.
Marla Dubinsky, MD, on Lifelong Reproductive Health Care for Women With IBD
Q: What is your approach to discussing sexual health and pelvic floor issues with patients who haven't previously brought it up?
Normalizing the topic by asking simple, non-embarrassing questions early in care; use positive framing to validate patient experiences and then refer to pelvic floor PT or gynecology as appropriate to address intimacy, pain, and continence.

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The episodes center on advanced gastroenterology topics with a practical, clinician-focused tilt. Across conversations, listeners encounter deep dives into inflammatory bowel disease management, risk communication, obesity's impact on GI health, advanced therapies, and salient issues like disparities in care, self-management, and patient education. Noteworthy are the heavy emphasis on real-world practice, safety and escalation decision-making, and the presence of high-profile clinicians from leading medical centers who translate research findings into actionable clinical guidance. The format frequently blends case-based discussion with practical takeaways, making it valuable for clinicians seeking to sharpen their decision-making, stay curr... more

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1. Sarah Hearst, MD
2. Rebecca Brown
3. Simran Kocchar
4. Hans Törnblom
5. Marla Dubinsky
6. Benjamin Lebwohl
7. Robert Gish
8. Dana Lukin

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