1. Understand and articulate the pathophysiology of common dermatological conditions presented in the teaching session, with a special focus on Melanoma, Psoriasis, Eczema and Rosacea. 2. Interpret the key features of a dermatological examination correctly, including visual assessment, palpation and dermoscopy. 3. Demonstrate an increased knowledge in the procedural skills required in diagnosing and treating common dermatological conditions, such as cryotherapy and excisional biopsy. 4. Develop a comprehensive understanding of the different treatment options available for various dermatological conditions and be able to discuss these options effectively with patients, with a particular emphasis on patient-centric care. 5. Analyze and critically appraise recent key research studies in the field of Dermatology, strengthening evidence-based practice and enhancing patient care.