1. To understand the different types of gynaecological cancers including ovarian, uterine, cervical, vulvar, and vaginal cancers, and become familiar with their prevalence and incidence rates. 2. To gain in-depth knowledge of the risk factors associated with gynaecological cancers and the importance of early detection and prevention strategies. 3. To comprehend the diagnostic tools and procedures utilised for identifying and staging gynaecological cancers, including the role of imaging, biopsies, and laboratory studies. 4. To understand the various treatment modalities for gynaecological cancers, including surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy, and comprehend when and how to implement palliative care. 5. To enhance the ability to counsel patients and their families about gynaecological cancers, discussing possible symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, and post-treatment follow-ups effectively.