1. To understand and recognize common diseases, disorders, and conditions that often occur during the childhood and adolescence period as part of paediatric healthcare. 2. To gain proficiency in conducting paediatric physical examinations and understanding the unique variances in diagnostic and treatment approaches when dealing with minors. 3. To demonstrate effective communication skills needed to interact with children and their parents during medical consultations, ensuring that proper medical information is accurately conveyed and empathy is shown. 4. To gain knowledge on the potential impact of certain diseases on a child's development such as their growth, mental and social development, and how to address these effectively. 5. To learn about the ethical considerations and legal aspects pertaining to paediatric medical practice, such as informed consent, privacy issues, and mandatory reporting requirements.