1. To understand and differentiate between the various origins of back pain, shoulder pain, and widespread pain and fatigue, including their pathological, anatomical, and physiological aspects. 2. To effectively assess patients presenting with symptoms of back pain, shoulder pain and widespread pain and fatigue using appropriate clinical techniques, investigations and the recognition of symptoms/signs. 3. To plan and implement appropriate treatment strategies for managing patients with back pain, shoulder pain, and widespread pain and fatigue, considering both pharmacological and non-pharmacological options. 4. To evaluate the latest clinical research and guidelines on the management of back pain, shoulder pain, and widespread pain and fatigue, facilitating evidence-based practice. 5. To foster effective communication strategies when discussing diagnosis, management, and prognosis with patients suffering from back pain, shoulder pain, and widespread pain and fatigue, promoting patient-centered care.