1. Understand the Pathophysiology of GERD: By the end of the session, participants should have a detailed understanding of the pathophysiology regarding Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) including its causes, risk factors, and the mechanisms of symptom production. 2. Identify and Recognise GERD Symptoms: Participants will be able to identify and describe the common as well as less common symptoms of GERD, thereby understanding the diverse presentations of this condition in patients. 3. Interpret Diagnostic Tests for GERD: Participants should be able to correctly interpret the results of common diagnostic tests for GERD, enhancing their skills in diagnosing and managing this condition. 4. Compare and Contrast Treatment Options: The participants will be able to compare and contrast the different therapeutic measures available in the management of GERD, understanding the benefits, contraindications, side effects, and effectiveness of each option. 5. Implement Effective Management Strategies for GERD: Attendees will be equipped to incorporate evidence-based strategies in managing GERD in their practice, ultimately improving patient care and outcomes. In addition, they will learn how to deliver patient education relating to diet and lifestyle adjustments for managing GERD symptoms.