1. To understand the basic principles and concepts related to Orthopaedics, including the basic anatomy, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of common orthopedic disorders. 2. To develop practical skills in assessing and diagnosing orthopedic patients, including physical examination techniques specifically adapted for orthopedic conditions. 3. To become familiar with contemporary orthopedic interventions and their potential benefits and risks, enhancing participants' ability to make informed decisions and give appropriate advice to patients. 4. To comprehend and apply the multidisciplinary approach to the management of orthopedic patients, learning how to liaise and coordinate with other healthcare professionals in a hospital setting. 5. To practice critical thinking and reflective learning in Orthopedics, encouraging discussion of personal experiences or case studies and evaluation of evidence-based research in this field.