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Bill 87 Impacts on the College of Midwives

Bill 87, The Protecting Patients Act was given royal assent by the Ontario Legislature on May 30, 2017.  This Bill affects…

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Infection Prevention and Control

Infection prevention and control (IPAC) is a daily part of midwifery practice in all settings – clinic, hospital, and community, including homes. Attention to IPAC is a key area for discussion in the midwifery community and a number of new resources are available that are applicable to midwifery practice.

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Sexual Abuse Prevention Program 2015

The Health Professions Procedural Code (“the Code”) of the Regulated Health Professions Act (RHPA) requires all Colleges to have a program in place to prevent and deal with the sexual abuse of clients. While the CMO has had a sexual abuse prevention program in place since 1994, the program was due for extensive review and revision.

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