1. To understand the anatomy and physiology relevant to chest drain insertion and function. 2. To learn the indications, contraindications, and procedural complications for chest drain insertion. 3. To demonstrate how to correctly insert and secure a chest drain using simulation models. 4. To be able to identify and manage post-insertion complications and manage various types of chest drains effectively. 5. To develop communication skills that allow clear and effective discussion about chest drain management with patients, families, and the intra-professional team.