Second Al-Adan Conference on Internal Medicine kicks off on October 23 under the patronage of the Health Minister
Dr. Khalil Shuweiker announces the conference in collaboration with the Kuwait Association for Medical Artificial Intelligence
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
AbdulKarim Al-Abdullah
Dr. Khalil Shuweiker, Head of the Internal Medicine Department at Al-Adan Hospital, announced the launch of the “Second Al-Adan Conference on Internal Medicine 2026” on Friday and Saturday, October 23 and 24, under the patronage of Minister of Health Dr. Ahmed Al-Awadi. The event will be held at the Regency Hotel in Al-Fatouh Hall, with the participation of a distinguished group of consultants, physicians, and specialists across various fields of internal medicine.
In a press statement, Shuweiker said that the conference, organized in collaboration with the Internal Medicine Department at Al-Adan Hospital and the Kuwait Association for Medical Artificial Intelligence and Informatics, represents an important scientific milestone for keeping pace with the latest developments and advancements in internal medicine. It aims to enhance the exchange of expertise and knowledge among medical staff, thereby positively impacting the quality of healthcare services provided to patients.
He emphasized that organizing the second edition of the conference continues efforts to consolidate the culture of continuing medical education and to create an interactive scientific environment that brings together physicians and consultants to discuss the most prominent challenges facing daily medical practice, as well as to review the latest global studies, research, and recommendations regarding the diagnosis and treatment of internal diseases.
Shuweiker clarified that the conference aims to develop the scientific and clinical skills of physicians, promote evidence-based medical practices, and encourage scientific dialogue and the exchange of experiences and expertise among various specialties. This contributes to improving medical performance efficiency and enhancing the quality of healthcare and patient safety.
He noted that the two-day scientific program includes a series of specialized scientific lectures and interactive discussion sessions, which present the latest updates in diagnostic and therapeutic methods, modern medical recommendations, and mechanisms for managing various clinical cases and challenges.
He added that the lectures will focus on linking scientific knowledge with practical applications within hospitals and healthcare facilities, while providing participants with opportunities to ask questions, discuss medical cases, and exchange views and experiences, thereby maximizing the scientific and professional benefits of the conference.
Shuweiker pointed out that the conference features the participation of a distinguished group of consultants, physicians, and experts working in various hospitals and health institutions in the State of Kuwait. He affirmed that relying on local medical competencies and expertise reflects the advanced scientific and professional level achieved by medical staff in the Kuwaiti health sector.
Regarding the participation of the Kuwait Association for Medical Artificial Intelligence and Informatics, Shuweiker stressed that this involvement adds an important scientific and technical dimension to the conference, given the rapid global development in the healthcare sector and the expanding use of digital technologies and artificial intelligence applications to support medical practices.
He explained that artificial intelligence has become a promising field in developing healthcare, thanks to its potential to support clinical decision-making, analyze medical data, and help improve diagnostic accuracy and healthcare service efficiency. He highlighted the importance of raising awareness about these technologies and encouraging their scientific and well-considered use.
He affirmed that the trend toward utilizing modern technology in the health sector does not negate the pivotal role of the physician; rather, it enhances their capabilities and supports their medical decisions. He stressed the importance of integrating human expertise with technological innovation to achieve a more advanced, efficient, and sustainable healthcare system.
He concluded that the “Second Al-Adan Conference on Internal Medicine” represents an additional step toward developing medical practice and enhancing the quality of healthcare services.
