To enhance knowledge and understanding of key medical concepts learned in the first half of Semester 1, including anatomy, biochemistry, and physiology.

To refine diagnostics skills through a deeper comprehension of clinical case studies and apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios.

To improve research proficiency by integrating recent medical advancements and research into their understanding of various health conditions.

To cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving skills required in medical practice, specifically in making informed decisions under pressure.

To develop effective communication skills vital in interacting with patients, their families, and other healthcare professionals, with an emphasis on conveying complex medical information clearly and compassionately.