1. Recognize the typical long bone fractures (femoral and humeral fractures) and be able to differentiate them from other skeletal injuries. 2. Develop an appreciation for the complexity of long bone fractures and the magnitude of the potential impact on a person's activity and quality of life. 3. Apprehend the recommended management techniques for primary and delayed non unions. 4. Understand how different approaches including non-surgical and surgical options can be incorporated and tailored to a patient's individual needs. 5. Utilize team-based care to best manage the outcomes of long bone fractures and non unions.