1. Understand the basic principles and types of non-invasive ventilation (NIV): By the end of the session, participants should have a thorough understanding of the underlying principles of non-invasive ventilation and be familiar with the different types of NIV, like CPAP and BiPAP. 2. Recognize the indications, contraindications, and complications of NIV: Participants should be able to identify suitable and unsuitable patients for NIV therapy, understanding when and why it should be applied, and identifying the potential complications that can arise from its use. 3. Analyze the settings and adjustments of NIV machines: Learners should be able to operate and adjust the settings on common non-invasive ventilators. They should know how to accurately set the ventilatory parameters based on the patient's condition and specific needs. 4. Develop the ability to monitor and interpret patient response to NIV: Participants should be skilled in the clinical assessment of patients receiving NIV, interpreting vital signs, respiratory mechanics, and patient comfort. This will help them in the modification and titration of therapy. 5. Master the practical skills associated with NIV: The session should equip the participants with the practical skills necessary to apply NIV masks and start ventilation,