Understand the anatomy and physiology of the wrist and hands: By the end of the session, participants should have a comprehensive understanding of the detailed structure and function of the wrist and hands.

Learn to conduct a thorough physical examination of the wrist and hands: Participants will be trained in the correct methods to use for a hands-on examination, looking for abnormalities and signs of conditions that might cause wrist or hand pain.

Identify common conditions and pathologies related to the wrist and hands: Participants should be able to recognise common disorders, injuries, and diseases that affect the wrist and hands, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, fractures, and tendonitis.

Interpret diagnostic tests: Participants should learn to correctly interpret the outcomes of tests such as X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans of the wrist and hands.