
GovernanceThat Drives Excellence
Medical, legal and regulatory professionals convene to examine medical responsibility, quality of care and fairness in practice.
Medical responsibility as a matter of governance and quality
The conference brings clinical, regulatory and legal perspectives to medical responsibility. Contributors from Kuwait and abroad will address patient safety, the rights of all parties and institutional learning.
- 01Quality in medical responsibility
- 02Governance and excellence in medical responsibility
- 03Law and medical responsibility
- 04Responsibility and professional violations
Perspectives from 10 countries
Conference speakers working across medicine, law and health regulation.


Eng. Wafeeq Ajoor

Dr. Shamsa Al Awar

Dr. Hamad Al Subaie

Dr. Mohammed Hegazy

Dr. Mohammed bin Saud Al Omar

Dr. Ahmed Al Ansari

Abdulrahman bin Saeed Al Mamari

Helen Featherstone

William Reynolds

Judith Christie

Dr. Huda Al Saleh

Dr. Nasser Al Azri

Dr. Muhannad Al Mughthim

Dr. Fethiye Gülin Gedik

Dr. Qumasha Al Yahya

Dr. Mohammad Al Dashti

Dr. Hisham Burezq

Eng. Adnan Al Rayes

Dr. Mohammed Ismail

Dr. Aseel Alsabbrie

Dr. Fahaad Al Rasman

Shaima Alaseeri

Dr. Jehad Al Harmi

Dr. Mohammed Al Adl

Areej Saqr

Dr. Meshaal Al Zoubi

Dr. Najla Al Ghais
Talk titles
Talks are listed by conference day. Session times will be confirmed in the final programme.
Saturday
14 November 2026- 01
Quality, patient safety and performance indicators
- 02
The private healthcare sector’s experience with medical responsibility
- 03
Health system governance and management: perspectives from Bahrain
- 04
Governance of legal accountability for medical errors: balancing patient rights and practitioner protection
- 05
Beyond the screen: the institutional depth of digital transformation
- 06
Telemedicine
- 07
How committees work
- 08
The rights of healthcare practitioners during investigations
- 09
Errors in healthcare facilities
Sunday
15 November 2026- 01
Scientific methodology in medical responsibility reports: from evidence to conclusion
- 02
Informed consent
- 03
The role of forensic medicine in medical responsibility
- 04
The medical record
- 05
An introduction to handling reviews in the United Kingdom
- 06
Strengthening medical regulation through international collaboration: opportunities, benefits and shared learning
- 07
The regulator’s role in reviews and lessons from recent maternity services reviews
- 08
An overview of the Nottingham review
- 09
Alternatives to litigation in medical error cases: Oman’s conciliation committee as a model
- 10
Distinguishing personal fault from institutional fault in medical responsibility
Specialist workshops across two days
Two workshops take place concurrently each day, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Common errors in dentistry
Common errors in cosmetic surgery and aesthetic procedures
Artificial intelligence
Common errors in obstetrics and gynecology
The St. Regis Kuwait
An in-person conference with live Arabic–English interpretation.

Conference and workshop registration
The opening date for conference and workshop applications will be announced on this website.
Conference and workshop applications are not being accepted at this time. Please check this website for the registration announcement.

