1. To understand the indications and contraindications for chest drain placement. 2. To comprehensively learn the proper technique to place and secure a chest drain, including appropriate sterility, use of local anesthesia and patient positioning. 3. To identify and promptly address the common complications and challenges related to chest drain management such as blocked drains, kinks, dislodgement, infection, or draining failure. 4. To master techniques for chest drain troubleshooting and management. This includes how to assess a chest drain, when to ask for further investigation such as imaging, and how to safely remove a chest drain. 5. To foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills in potentially emergent and life-threatening clinical scenarios involving chest drain management.