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Governance Education Modules

The Governance Education Modules are online training modules that introduce governance as it applies to the regulation of the midwifery profession in Ontario. These modules are open to anyone (public or professional) who is interested in understanding the role of the College.

Modules

The three modules each have learning themes that give an overview of the College’s legislative, regulatory, and governance structure.

The Governance Manual is provided as a learning aid to accompany the modules. The manual provides an overview of Governance, what it means, and what purpose it serves to regulate midwifery by the College of Midwives of Ontario.

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Legislation

Learn about the legislation and regulations that provide the governance framework for regulating midwifery as a profession.

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Health Regulatory Colleges

Find out how the College of Midwives of Ontario fulfills its mandate to regulate midwifery in the public interest.

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Council & Committees

Understand the structure of Council and its committees, the principles of governance as well as Council and committee member obligations.

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Completion quizzes

Once you’ve read through the modules, you can access the completion quizzes below. 

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Legislation

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Health Regulatory Colleges

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Council & Committees

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Completing the Governance Education Modules

Feedback

We would love to hear feedback on the modules: Were they useful? Did you learn anything? Is there anything that wasn’t covered that should be included? Please send us feedback to cmo@cmo.on.ca.

Troubleshooting

Each module will work on desktop and mobile devices. If you find that the module does not automatically appear in your browser, or asks you to sign in, try opening in a new tab, new window, or private window.