The Second Conference of the Authority for Medical Responsibility 2025

15–16 November 2025 | Waldorf Astoria Hotel – Kuwait

The Second Authority for Medical Responsibility Conference serves as a platform that brings together a distinguished group of experts, practitioners, and decision-makers in the fields of medicine, law, and healthcare governance. The conference aims to discuss effective ways to enhance justice, integrity, and the protection of patients' rights and healthcare practitioners within the framework of modern medical liability.

Conference Objectives

The conference aims to

Promote a culture of safe and responsible practice in healthcare sector.
Develop fair and transparent accountability mechanisms in cases of medical errors.
Support the exchange of expertise with Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and the regional and international community in medical legislation.
Build a deeper understanding of the role of forensic medicine and medical reports in achieving justice.

Conference Themes

The evolution of medical liability legislation in Kuwait and the Arab region.
A comparative overview of medical liability systems and laws in GCC countries.
Forensic medicine and its role in promoting medical justice.
Medical governance and United Kingdom experience in learning from harm.
Applications of artificial intelligence and robotics in medicine, and the emerging legal challenges in healthcare.

What Will You Gain?

Access to the latest experience and legislation in medical liability.
Practical knowledge in managing medical errors and technical reporting.
Insights into global practices in healthcare governance and forensic medicine.
Direct engagement with renowned experts at international level, from GCC countries, Arab region and the World Health Organization.

Key Highlights

Speakers

25+Experts from Kuwait GCC

Workshops

9+Specialized Sessions and 3 Workshops

Learning Hours

12Accredited Academic Hours

Experts from Kuwait, GCC countries, Arab region, Australia, United Kingdom, United States of America, and a distinguished contribution from the World Health Organization (WHO)