1. To understand and identify the indications, contraindications, risks, and benefits related to chest drain insertion. 2. To gain a comprehensive understanding of the anatomy of the chest wall and important landmarks pertinent to the procedure. 3. To acquire the skills needed to assess a patient and prepare them for the procedure, including explaining the process to the patient, obtaining informed consent, and setting up necessary equipment. 4. To learn and demonstrate the essential techniques and steps in chest drain insertion, including correct site selection, application of aseptic technique, placement of the drain, and securing the drain. 5. To demonstrate the correct methods in post-procedure assessment and management, including checking for correct drain function, identifying complications, and documenting the procedure.