Our quarterly Council Meetings are open to the public and we post our meeting materials online.
On Call Newsletter
The Drug Regulation will be expanded in 2024 to improve client care through more direct access to necessary drugs and substances.
The College continues to work towards expanded lists of the laboratory tests midwives can order and perform.
We’ve put together a brief timeline starting in 2016 of the changes to the Designated Drugs Regulation and Laboratory and Specimen Collection Centre Licensing Act, 1990.
Proposed changes to the Registration and Regulation and information about the Emergency Class provisions.
We are very happy to share that the first cohort of the Orientation and Assessment Pilot Program have all successfully completed the program.
We rely on our strategic framework and guiding principles to direct our work and keep us true to our mission. In the 2021-26 Strategic Plan, we added equity to our existing guiding principles of accountability, transparency, integrity, proportionality, and innovation. Below are some recent equity-related initiatives we have undertaken at the College.
Before making a request for a class change, please read the important information below to better understand the class change processes and timelines.
This policy sets out the College’s definition of the beginning and end of a midwife-client relationship and assists midwives in complying with the provisions of the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 (RHPA) that address sexual abuse.
As midwives are aware, the College has introduced a new Professional Development Portfolio as part of our Quality Assurance Program.