• Recall the first aid measures specific to survivors of sexual violence.

• Explain the significance of informed consent and its role in survivor-centred care. 

• Apply trauma-informed communication techniques when obtaining history from survivors. 

• Choose the most appropriate evidence collection methods based on the survivor's history and the circumstances of the assault. 

• Perform a complete head-to-toe medical examination for survivors of sexual violence, ensuring systematic assessment, proper documentation, and adherence to legal, ethical, and forensic standards. 

• Formulate provisional and final clinical opinions by synthesising the survivor's history, clinical findings, and forensic evidence collected during the medical examination.

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