1. Understand the definition, causes, and clinical features of delirium: By the end of the session, participants should be able to accurately define delirium, list its potential causes, and describe its typical clinical presentations in patients. 2. Recognize the risk factors and preventive measures for delirium: Participants will be able to identify potential risk factors associated with delirium and understand various prevention strategies to minimize these risks. 3. Develop skills in diagnosing delirium: Participants should be able to use simulation scenarios to practice recognizing the symptoms of delirium and accurately diagnose it using appropriate assessment tools and tests. 4. Learn patient management and treatment procedures: Participants should gain knowledge on how to manage patients with delirium, including medical interventions and non-pharmacological techniques that can be applied to improve patients' outcomes. 5. Improve communication skills with patients and their families: The session aims to equip participants with strategies to effectively communicate about delirium to patients and their families, considering the complexity and sensitivity often associated with this condition.