Understand the principles and importance of routine antenatal care: By the end of the session, learners should be able to explain the components of regular antenatal check-ups, their significance, and how they contribute towards the overall maternal and fetal health.

Recognize and manage common antenatal conditions: Participants should be able to identify the signs and symptoms of the commonly occurring antenatal conditions such as gestational diabetes and epilepsy in pregnancy, and understand the correct medical management strategies for these conditions.

Comprehend disorders of fetal growth: Attendees will be instructed on the definition, causes, indicators and management of fetal growth disorders. They should be able to utilize this knowledge in clinical practice and enhance the outcomes for both mother and fetus.

Develop communication skills specific to antenatal care: The session aims to equip the learners with the ability to communicate effectively and empathetically with pregnant patients, providing them with the necessary information and addressing their concerns about their pregnancies.

Cultivate critical thinking in clinical decision-making: After this session, learners should be able to integrate the knowledge they gained about antenatal care into practical use, show improved ability to make decisions based on clinical evidence, and solve problems in