1. Understand and identify the different types of sutures, their indications, and how to choose the most appropriate one depending on the clinical situation. 2. Develop hands-on competence in basic and advanced suturing techniques including interrupted, continuous, and mattress sutures. 3. Learn to perform suturing under different scenarios, such as sterile, aseptic environments or emergency situations, and understand the importance of wound care and prevention of infection. 4. Familiarize with the different suturing equipment, their handling and maintenance, including the correct way to hold suturing needles and use needle holders. 5. Enhance critical thinking and decision-making skills that allow for adapting suturing techniques according to specific patient needs and wound characteristics. This should improve effective wound closure resulting in optimal patient outcomes.