1. Understand the significance of the NHS Health Check, its purpose, and how it ultimately promotes patient wellbeing and prevents illness. 2. Develop proficiency in administering an NHS Health Check, including various tests and assessments, accurate recording of results, appropriate feedback and follow-up recommendations. 3. Learn how to effectively communicate the results of an NHS Health Check to patients, explaining the implications of the results and potential next steps. 4. Expand knowledge on the risk factors and conditions the NHS Health Check is designed to identify, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, kidney disease and stroke. 5. Enhance skills in patient counseling regarding steps for disease prevention and lifestyle changes based on the results of the NHS Health Check.