1. Understand the purpose and function of different types of surgical drains used in various medical procedures, including their advantages and disadvantages. 2. Develop the technical skills necessary for the appropriate placement of surgical drains, taking into account the specifics of the surgical procedure and individual patient characteristics. 3. Recognize and identify the common and rare complications associated with surgical drains, including their early signs and symptoms. 4. Learn about the evidence-based management approaches for surgical drains, including post-operative care, assessment, and when to remove the drains safely. 5. Enhance patient education and counselling skills about surgical drains, including preparing the patient before placement, explaining the associated risks, and instructing on home care after removal of the drain.