1. By the end of the session, participants should be familiar with the clinical presentation of GORD and PUD, enabling them to identify key symptoms in real-world patient scenarios effectively. 2. Participants should be able to describe the appropriate clinical investigations needed to diagnose GORD and Peptic Ulcer Disease, emphasising the application of these procedures during patient assessment and diagnosis. 3. Attendees will understand the optimal management strategies for patients with GORD and PUD. This comprehension includes pharmacological treatment, lifestyle modifications, and when to consider surgical intervention. 4. Participants will develop the ability to differentiate between GORD and Peptic Ulcer Disease in terms of clinical presentation and potential complications, enhancing their clinical decision-making skills in real-time patient care. 5. Lastly, through participation in the end-of-session quiz, attendees should be able to self-assess their understanding and recall of the topics covered, reinforcing learning outcomes, and identifying areas for further study or clarification.