Date: 28 May 2026 (Thu)
Time: 18:30-20:00 HKT
Format: Webinar

Navigating complaints to the Medical Council of Hong Kong can be challenging for practitioners. How should doctors respond, and how can risks be better managed in daily practice?

This webinar offers a practical overview of the disciplinary investigation procedure and highlights recent Medical Council decisions that shape clinical conduct. Through an integrated, case-based approach, participants will explore key issues including informed consent, practice promotion, documentation, and patient privacy.

The session also outlines immediate, actionable steps upon receiving a complaint, helping doctors respond appropriately and reduce medico-legal risk.

Navigating complaints to the Medical Council of Hong Kong can be challenging for practitioners. How should doctors respond, and how can risks be better managed in daily practice?

This webinar offers a practical overview of the disciplinary investigation procedure and highlights recent Medical Council decisions that shape clinical conduct. Through an integrated, case-based approach, participants will explore key issues including informed consent, practice promotion, documentation, and patient privacy.

The session also outlines immediate, actionable steps upon receiving a complaint, helping doctors respond appropriately and reduce medico-legal risk.

Speakers

Ms Sandy CHO

Ms Sandy CHO
Partner, Kennedys

Chantel PANG

Ms Chantel PANG
Of Counsel, Kennedys

Ms Sandy CHO

Ms Sandy CHO
Partner, Kennedys

Chantel PANG

Ms Chantel PANG
Of Counsel, Kennedys

Moderators

Dr Rickey CHAN

Dr Ricky CHAN
Vice-President, Association of Private Medical Specialists of Hong Kong

Ms Mabel CHIU
Asia Regional Healthcare Leader, Marsh Risk

Dr Rickey CHAN

Dr Ricky CHAN
Vice-President, Association of Private Medical Specialists of Hong Kong

Ms Mabel CHIU
Asia Regional Healthcare Leader, Marsh Risk

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