1. Understand the Basics: By the end of the session, participants should be able to understand the fundamentals of ECG, including the principles and the concepts behind it, and its various components. 2. Interpretation Skills: Participants should be able to interpret different ECG results accurately by identifying common patterns, abnormal rhythms, and other significant findings that may indicate potential health issues. 3. Practical Skill Acquisition: Participants should be able to successfully demonstrate practical skills in carrying out an ECG test, from electrode placement to machine setting adjustments, and patient interaction during the process. 4. Clinical Reasoning: Learners should be able to apply ECG principles in real-world contexts, such as making accurate diagnosis or treatment decisions based on ECG results. This objective focuses on developing the participant's ability to use ECG as a tool for clinical reasoning and decision-making. 5. OSCE Preparation: By the end of the session, participants should be fully prepared to represent their knowledge on ECG in Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE), understanding the format and expectations of the test. This includes demonstrating both theoretical knowledge and practical skills under exam conditions.