In the medical profession, the possibility of error — as part of our human nature — is ever-present, yet its weight often lies on the boundary of life and death. At the conference, we examined what it means to make a mistake in medicine, where the lines are drawn between chance, omission, and professional error, and what factors can help prevent such occurrences.

Organized in the multidisciplinary spirit of the Saint Blaise Foundation, the event brought together medical, ethical, social, and spiritual perspectives in search of meaningful answers. The aim was to confront the reality of mistakes — not with judgment, but with the intention to learn from them and grow through them. We trust that the lectures, workshops, and shared encounters contributed to both professional and personal development.