To enable participants to understand and identify the range of disabilities and physical conditions that may impact a patient's presentation and healthcare experience in the A-E assessment.

To enhance the skills of the medical professionals in diagnosing and forming robust treatment plans for patients with disabilities during the A-E assessment while maintaining patient dignity and comfort.

To develop a deeper understanding of unique challenges and barriers faced by patients with disabilities in healthcare and formulate suitable strategies to overcome these.

To instill a working knowledge of laws, policies, and best practices concerning patients with disabilities to ensure equal access and non-discrimination during medical assessments, fostering a more inclusive healthcare environment.

To promote effective communication techniques that enable medical professionals to engage and interact with patients with varying types and degrees of disabilities, enhancing the overall quality of their A-E assessment.