Terms and Conditions for Conference and CME Attendees
- Registration
- All attendees must complete the registration process and pay applicable fees prior to attending the conference and CME sessions.
- Registration is non-transferable without prior approval from the event organizers.
- Payment
- Full payment must be received before the start of the event.
- Payment can be made via approved methods outlined on the event registration page.
- Continuing Medical Education (CME) Credits
- CME certificates will be issued only to attendees who attend the required sessions and complete the feedback/evaluation forms.
- It is the responsibility of the attendee to provide accurate information for certification.
- Code of Conduct
- Delegates are expected to maintain professional behaviour at all times.
- Harassment, discrimination, or disruptive behaviour will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the event without refund.
- Event Changes
- The organizers reserve the right to make changes to the event schedule, speakers, and content without prior notice.
- In case of event postponement or cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances, an alternative arrangement will be communicated.
- Liability Disclaimer
- The organizers are not responsible for personal belongings, travel arrangements, or any incidental costs incurred by delegates.
- Attendance is at the participant’s own risk. The organizers are not liable for any injury or illness sustained during the event.
- Privacy and Data Protection
- Personal information collected during registration will be used solely for event management purposes.
- By registering, attendees agree to receive communication related to the event and future conferences.
- Photography and Media
- The event may be recorded or photographed. By attending, delegates consent to the use of their image for promotional purposes unless otherwise stated in writing.
- Force Majeure
The organizers shall not be held liable for any failure to hold the event due to circumstances beyond their control, such as natural disasters, political unrest, or pandemics.