Diagnose and Differentiate: By the end of this session, participants should be competent in diagnosing pancreatitis swiftly and distinguishing between its acute and chronic presentations using clinical symptoms and diagnostic tests. Management Skills: Participants should be adept at formulating and initiating the initial management plan for a patient presenting with pancreatitis, considering both medical and supportive therapies. Etiology Identification: Attendees should be skilled in identifying and addressing the underlying etiology of pancreatitis, whether it be alcohol, gallstones, medications, or other causes. Complication Awareness: Participants will be competent in monitoring for and managing potential complications of pancreatitis, including but not limited to, necrosis, pseudocyst formation, and infections. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Attendees should demonstrate proficiency in coordinating care for pancreatitis patients with other specialties, such as surgery or interventional radiology, when indicated.