Understand the pathophysiology of cardiac failure: By the end of this session, the audience should have an in-depth understanding of the mechanics of cardiac failure, including both the systolic and diastolic heart failure, and be able to explain the pathogenesis and progression of the disease.

Recognize signs and symptoms: Participants should be able to accurately identify the primary and secondary symptoms of cardiac failure within a clinical setting, and understand the physiological reasons behind these manifestations.

Interpret diagnostics tests: Participants will be taught how to interpret results from diagnostic procedures and tests such as ECGs, chest X-rays, echocardiograms and blood tests in the context of cardiac failure. They should be able to analyze these diagnostic tools to make an accurate assessment of the patient's condition.

Improve knowledge on treatment options: The trainees will refine their understanding on available treatments and management options for patients with cardiac failure, including medication, lifestyle interventions, and surgical options.

Master the approach to patient management and care: The aim is to enhance the attendees' ability to develop comprehensive care plans for patients suffering from cardiac failure. This includes understanding the patient's condition, effectively communicating with and educating the patient and their family,