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(Supporting Organisation) Aggravated Damages for Medical Negligence [CME]

Programme: HERE A patient in Malaysia was awarded an unpreceded RM 1,000,000 (1 RM~US$0.21) for aggravated damages, with only RM 200,000 awarded as general damages (Dr Hari Krishman & Ancor v Megat Ibrahim & Anor and another Appeal [2018] 3 CLJ 427). Clinical negligence is a tort claim, and the law aims to return the claimant to their “pre-tort” position. In what circumstances should a court award aggravated or punitive damages? Should this be compensation for the loss suffered by the...

Governing the Real World Application of Medical AI

Video recording on Nov 15 Morning Session (Click here to watch on YouTube): Video recording on Nov 15 Afternoon Session (Click here to watch on YouTube): Video recording on Nov 16 Session (Click here to watch on YouTube): This conference aims at exploring how best to develop an appropriate governance framework in Hong Kong in relation to the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in healthcare. There will be sharing on the regulatory context of AI in healthcare in Hong Kong and...

Criminalising Surrogacy

Video recording on 21 Oct Morning Session (Click here to watch on YouTube): Video recording on 21 Oct Afternoon Session (Click here to watch on YouTube): Video recording on 22 Oct Final Session (Click here to watch on YouTube):  Programme: HERE Booklet: HERE This conference is part of a wider project that examines the existing rules criminalising actions relating to surrogacy in more than 25 jurisdictions from five continents. Ethical concerns about surrogacy have given rise to increasing...

(Webinar) Personal Data Protection Regimes and the Sharing of Human Genetic Data for Research

Human genomic research and innovation are dependent on access to large quantities of data. The “open science” movement has thus gained momentum and fosters the sharing of personal data, datasets, and research results. In such a context, research participants are encouraged to share their genetic materials to support scientific progress as a common good and researchers are encouraged to share their data on the basis that it can maximise the use of a valuable resource, and also lead to more...

Annual Review of Hong Kong Health Law in 2021

Objective, Coverage and Learning Outcomes:This workshop provides an analysis of important regulatory and case law developments that relate to health and healthcare in Hong Kong in 2021. The coverage is not intended to be comprehensive, but the intent is to promote professional deliberation and discussion on developments that are likely to be far-reaching. Accordingly, the aims (all pertaining to the jurisdiction of Hong Kong) are as follows: Review selected decisions of the Inquiry Panel of...

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