Our next Board of Directors meeting will be on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27.
Visit ow.ly/TC605103LVr for the agenda and meeting materials.
Visit ow.ly/TC605103LVr for the agenda and meeting materials.
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On Remembrance Day, we honour those who gave their lives in service to Canada and those who continue to serve our country.
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Learn about remembrance and recognition: ow.ly/Uxx65103LCV
#RemembranceDay #LestWeForget
ICYMI: CPSO replaced its suite of former policies with four Professional Obligations documents.
Three of the new documents set out physicians’ obligations across key areas of practice: medical professionalism, practice management, and clinical care. A fourth Professional Obligations document specifically for physician assistants (PAs) highlights the obligations most relevant to PA practice.
The new framework preserves the core expectations from each existing policy and groups them by theme. In many cases, expectations have been distilled or consolidated and are set out in a more principle-based way. This “principle‑based” approach is designed to support clarity and flexibility for registrants, while ensuring that professional obligations remain relevant across diverse practice settings and evolving clinical contexts.
We have also created accompanying Obligations in Practice documents that are intended to function as practical extensions of the Professional Obligations, setting out more detailed, topic-specific direction and expectations registrants will need to follow.
❗No new expectations of registrants have been created as part of this work.
ow.ly/JorF5103Lo3
Three of the new documents set out physicians’ obligations across key areas of practice: medical professionalism, practice management, and clinical care. A fourth Professional Obligations document specifically for physician assistants (PAs) highlights the obligations most relevant to PA practice.
The new framework preserves the core expectations from each existing policy and groups them by theme. In many cases, expectations have been distilled or consolidated and are set out in a more principle-based way. This “principle‑based” approach is designed to support clarity and flexibility for registrants, while ensuring that professional obligations remain relevant across diverse practice settings and evolving clinical contexts.
We have also created accompanying Obligations in Practice documents that are intended to function as practical extensions of the Professional Obligations, setting out more detailed, topic-specific direction and expectations registrants will need to follow.
❗No new expectations of registrants have been created as part of this work.
ow.ly/JorF5103Lo3
Yesterday, we launched our new website.
Today, we’re answering some common questions about why the site was redesigned, what to do if an old bookmark no longer works, and where to find CPSO’s new Professional Obligations framework.
cpso.on.ca/news/cpso-tran…
Today, we’re answering some common questions about why the site was redesigned, what to do if an old bookmark no longer works, and where to find CPSO’s new Professional Obligations framework.
cpso.on.ca/news/cpso-tran…
We are live!
Check out our new website, with a refreshed take on the information you’ve come to rely on.
cpso.on.ca/news/cpso-tran…
Check out our new website, with a refreshed take on the information you’ve come to rely on.
cpso.on.ca/news/cpso-tran…
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