1. Understand the foundation and theory behind basic medical procedures, from diagnosis to treatment. 2. Develop practical skills in patient communication, essential for successful medical histories taking and developing strong patient-doctor relationships. 3. Understand the ethical and legal responsibilities associated with practicing medicine, particularly in relation to patient confidentiality and informed consent. 4. Implement appropriate clinical decision-making strategies when diagnosing and treating patients, including the ability to interpret and react to various test results. 5. Enhance their understanding of the importance of interprofessional collaboration in a healthcare setting, including working effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team.