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Respect for Human Rights
FMRAC Agreement on National Standards
Training in Quality Improvement
Essentials of Medical Professionalism sets out CPSO’s expectations related to professional ethics and articulates the values and duties at the core of medical practice.
Visit this section to read Dialogue and our Annual Report.
On July 24, 2023, the Ontario Government announced approved legislative amendments that will enable inter-jurisdictional mobility for physicians and other select registered health professionals outlined in Bill 60, Your Health Act, 2023.
Changing Scope of Practice
Residents Working Additional Hours for Pay
CPSO policies outline specific guidance on issues and are grounded in the values, principles and duties of medical professionalism articulated in the Practice Guide. They also reflect relevant legal requirements found in legislation, regulation and by-laws.
CPSO policies outline specific guidance on issues and are grounded in the values, principles and duties of medical professionalism articulated in Essentials of Medical Professionalism.
QI Program Resources
CPSO is excited to announce that work is well underway on a new, reimagined Public Register that will launch this fall.
The new Public Register will ...
Dr. Shazia Ambreen Receives Council Award
Dr. Shazia Ambreen, a family physician and GP-Anesthetist at the Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston,...
CPD Credits for Assessors and Physicians
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