1. Understand the fundamentals of fracture types, classification, and related terminology: By the end of the session, participants should be able to identify and differentiate between various kinds of fractures. 2. Gain a comprehensive understanding of fracture management: Participants should be able to outline the key steps involved in diagnosing, treating, and managing fractures in patients. 3. Master the principles of immediate fracture care: After the teaching session, participants should be able to demonstrate competence in initial fracture stabilization techniques and understand the importance of timely intervention. 4. Demonstrate a practical understanding of post-fracture rehabilitation: By the end of the session, attendees should be familiar with appropriate rehabilitation protocols and strategies to ensure optimal patient recovery and prevent complications. 5. Develop a clinical decision-making approach: Participants should be able to apply principles of fracture management to a range of clinical scenarios, demonstrating sound decision-making strategies and understanding possible risks or considerations.