Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine

Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine In 2004 the Association's name changed to CFPM. Our goal is unification of the profession and representation of all chiropodists and podiatrists in Canada.

The CFPM was created in 1999 under the name CFFS by a small group of practitioners who recognized a need for a national association that was open to all chiropodists and podiatrists in Canada. We believe this would increase the profile of our profession both nationally and internationally. The CFPM strives to work towards national unity in the areas of education and qualifications. What CFPM Does:

•Liaises with government agencies and other professional associations
•Offers continuing educational opportunities
•Helps practitioners in their day to day practices
•Produces a national journal to disseminate information
•Offers public education of the role of Podiatry Promotes national Podiatric unity

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Check your feet regularly and book an assessment if anything looks suspicious.

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Supporting inclusive, supportive, and accessible foot care for all❤️

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CFPM is proud to be represented on an international stage at Royal College of Podiatry Conference

We are proud to share that our President, Stephanie Platford, and our Vice President, Helen Resse, are representing CFPM at the Royal College of Podiatry Conference in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

This prestigious event brings together podiatrists, surgeons, educators, researchers, and industry leaders from around the world to explore the latest advancements in podiatric medicine, surgery, technology, and patient care.

The 2025 conference theme, “One Profession, One Purpose,” emphasizes unity, innovation, and excellence within the global podiatry community.

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History

The CFPM was created in 1999, under the name CFFS, by a small group of practitioners who recognized a need for a national association that was open for membership to all chiropodists and podiatrists in Canada. In 2004, the Association's name changed to CFPM, Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine, which better represented the Association's mission and membership.

Objectives

- To aid the profession through representation to the government, educational and regulatory institutions. - To promote Podiatric unity in Canada - To provide public education