We protect the public and promote the safe and ethical delivery of quality medical care by registrants in Manitoba.
Ask the Registrar: What is an appropriate window of time I can provide to patients for a virtual appointment
Part 2 of guidance on Collaborative Care regarding the referral of patients to emergency or urgent care
View and provide your feedback on the proposed amendment regarding Research Ethics Board approvals
Collaborative care requires clear communication between referring physicians and emergency and urgent care departments
The growing demand for certain drugs has raised concerns about prescribing to patients not assessed in-person
CPSM has launched a public consultation to seek feedback from registrants, stakeholders, and the public on the draft Standard of Practice for Social Media
The new Standard is effective November 1, 2022
Considerations for offering employment or recruiting new physicians
A message from the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA-MB) to physicians regarding virtual medicine
A reminder of the obligations for consulting registrants, plus a request to participate in a collaborative care survey
New Standard for supervising and interpreting Exercise Cardiac Stress Tests is effective June 1, 2022
Use these templates in complying with the requirements of the Standard of Practice for the Maintenance of Patient Records
Notifying CPSM of any updates and changes that may impact your practice is mandatory under the certificate of practice (license) requirements
Uphold your professional obligations when using social media
Two new Standards of Practice addressing documentation in and the maintenance of patient records will replace the existing Patient Records Standard on February 15
New Standard comes into effect on January 31, 2022. Read to see how your office or clinic may be impacted
Standard of Practice for Virtual Medicine comes into effect November 1
Info Sheet on Virtual Medicine Across Provincial & International Borders
