1. To gain an understanding of the breadth of direct patient care and treatment in the context of frontline medicine. 2. To develop the skills and knowledge needed to manage medical emergencies in "frontline" contexts such as war zones, natural disasters, or outbreaks of infectious diseases. 3. To analyse the impacts of complex humanitarian emergencies on public health and understand the key principles of emergency medical response. 4. To identify the unique psychological, emotional, and physical challenges faced by frontline medical providers and learn strategies to support their mental wellbeing. 5. To understand the role of medical ethics in frontline medicine, including issues of triage, informed consent, confidentiality, equity in resource allocation, and end-of-life care.