Understand the Purpose and Structure of Ward Rounds: By the end of the session, learners should be able to clearly define what ward rounds are, understand their purpose in a clinical setting, and identify the key components of the ward round process.

Identify Proper Documentation Techniques: Learners should be able to correctly and efficiently document patient information, observations, treatment plans, and other required details, adhering to the standards of the medical field.

Comprehend Legal and Ethical Implications: Participants should understand the legal implications that come with documenting patient information. They should be able to identify potential ethical concerns and understand how to navigate them.

Implement Tips and Advice in Real-care Settings: Participants should grasp the practical advice given during the teaching session and show an ability to incorporate these tips into their daily ward rounds and patient documentation.

Improve Communication Skills: By the end of the session, learners should show improvement in their communication skills, effectively conveying medical information and observing, listening, and responding to patients, to facilitate effective ward rounds and accurate documentation.