1. To understand the intricate workings of cardiology, the associated diseases, and their impact on overall patient health. 2. To master the technical skills needed for correct patient diagnosis, including proper use of diagnostic equipment, accurate reading of test results, and thoughtful analysis of patient history and symptoms. 3. To learn specific cardiologic treatments and protocols and be able to apply them in assessing and treating patients with cardiovascular diseases, including heart failure, hypertension, and arrhythmias. 4. To impart critical soft skills required in the cardiology field, such as communication abilities in discussing sensitive health care issues with patients and families, collaboration in a multidisciplinary team, and ethical decision-making. 5. To evaluate the latest research and advancements in cardiology, understanding their potential benefits and implications for patient care.