Batam Selected as Venue for International Legal Event
Indonesia is set to host the 28th edition of the World Congress for Medical Law in Batam, Kepulauan Riau, from July 20 to 23, 2024, spotlighting its growing role in global medical law discourse.
The congress, a collaborative effort between the World Association for Medical Law (WAML) and the Indonesian Association of Health Law Lecturers, backed by BPJS Kesehatan, aims to address critical issues in healthcare law and ethics, highlighting Indonesia’s commitment to international health law standards.
Representatives from 61 countries are expected to discuss vital issues in medical law, ethics, and the conduct of healthcare professionals, making it a focal point for global healthcare dialogue.
The congress will explore complex topics such as medical malpractice, ethical considerations in healthcare, and the role of legal frameworks in improving health policy.
This event signifies a strategic partnership between Indonesian health authorities and international bodies to enhance the legal aspects of healthcare globally.
The discussions aim to advance healthcare standards and policies, ensuring better protection and quality of service for patients worldwide.
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BPJS Kesehatan’s involvement illustrates its commitment to addressing legal challenges in healthcare, benefiting from and contributing to the global discourse.
Hosting the 28th World Congress for Medical Law not only positions Indonesia as a significant player in global healthcare policy but also provides a platform to influence and adapt international health standards. This is an opportunity for Singaporeans and other international visitors to engage with leading legal minds and policymakers, enhancing understanding and cooperation in medical law.
Indonesia’s role as host of the 28th World Congress for Medical Law in Batam reflects its pivotal position in shaping global medical law and policy, with discussions aimed at enhancing healthcare quality and legal protections worldwide.
Source: RRI, Tribun News (2024)
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