1. Understand the key concepts and principles of haematology, including the formation and function of blood cells and factors that can disrupt these processes. 2. Gain knowledge about various haematological disorders, their causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, and prevention strategies. 3. Develop the ability to interpret haematological tests and laboratory results, and relate them to appropriate diagnoses and clinical management plans. 4. Recognise the signs and symptoms of common haematological emergencies and understand the immediate actions and treatment protocols necessary. 5. Enhance skills in patient communication and counselling related to haematological conditions, raising awareness about potential signs of disease and promoting preventative measures.