1. Understand the definition, types, and severity of open fractures: By the end of the session, participants should be able to accurately define what constitutes an open fracture, the different types that exist, and the varying degrees of severity. 2. Identify the initial management steps for open fractures: Participants should grasp the immediate steps required in managing open fractures, including emergency interventions for infection prevention and pain management. 3. Learn the surgical principles for the management of open fractures: The audience should be able to describe the fundamental surgical principles concerning the management of open fractures, ranging from debridement to wound closure. 4. Evaluate the potential complications and apply preventative measures: Participants should be able to pinpoint potential complications of open fractures and prescribe preventative measures to avert them, thereby improving patient outcomes. 5. Familiarize with the rehabilitation process and long-term care for patients with open fractures: By the end of the session, the participants should be conscious of the multidisciplinary approach in the rehabilitation process, including physiotherapy, psychological support, and adequate follow-up care for patients.