1. To gain an understanding of the unique challenges and considerations associated with working in global orthopaedic surgery, particularly in developing countries. 2. To comprehend the role and significance of humanitarian organisations such as the David Nott Foundation and Medicines Sans Frontieres in the field of orthopaedics. 3. To gain an insight into the experience of providing orthopaedic care during humanitarian crisis situations, including providing care during natural disasters. 4. To learn about the process of conducting and publishing research related to global health matters, with an emphasis on orthopaedic topics. 5. To explore potential career paths and opportunities within orthopaedics, with a focus on roles that involve international work or contribute to global health initiatives.