Learn the principles and fundamentals of ultrasound-guided intravenous access and midline insertion: By the end of the session, learners should be able to explain the basics of ultrasound-guided IV access and midline insertion, outlining the importance and relevance of these procedures in a hospital setting.

Understand the procedural steps involved: Participants should be able to detail the sequential steps involved in both the procedures, from the patient preparation to the successful post-procedure follow-up and care.

Develop hands-on skills using simulator models: Attendees should be able to effectively demonstrate the application of ultrasound-guided IV access and midline insertion on simulator models, following the appropriate procedural steps.

Manage potential complications and emergency situations: By the end of the session, learners should be well-versed in identifying potential complications and risks associated with these procedures, as well as be equipped to manage and respond to any emergency situations that may arise.

Enhance patient care and comfort during the procedure: The session should help participants understand how to increase patient comfort and reduce distress during the intervention, improving the overall patient care experience.