Understand the physiological changes that occur in pregnancy; diagnose common antenatal conditions and provide appropriate management.

Identify, manage, and appropriately refer complications during pregnancy, including hypertensive disorders, gestational diabetes, and placental abnormalities.

Proficiently interpret and implement standard protocols for cervical screening; recognize common STIs, their diagnosis, and treatment options.

Develop a clear understanding of menstrual disorders and their underlying pathophysiology; evaluate appropriate diagnostic strategies and treatment options for menstrual dysfunction.

Apply multidisciplinary approach required in Obstetrics and Gynaecology for managing clinical scenarios, better prepared for OSCEs/CCAs, and the Progress Test.