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CMRC Update – February 2013
CMRC is hosting a meeting in Regina on February 26 regarding the future of the Assessment & Bridging of Internationally Educated Midwives (IEMs).
History
History
The Canadian Midwifery Regulators Consortium (CMRC) was established in 2000 via a national process to create an inter-provincial labour mobility agreement. In March 2001, the Agreement on Mobility for Midwifery in Canada was signed by all midwifery regulatory authorities as well as provincial/territorial midwifery associations and midwifery education programs in Canada. Since that time, the CMRC has continued to work toward the harmonization of standards and administrative processes for the profession of midwifery, while maintaining a respect for provincial and territorial differences.
Membership
Membership
CMRC members include:
College of Midwives of British Columbia
College of Midwives of Alberta
Saskatchewan College of Midwives
College of Midwives of Manitoba
College of Midwives of Ontario
Ordre des sages-femmes du Québec
Midwifery Council of New Brunswick
Midwifery Regulatory Council of Nova Scotia
Northwest Territories Health Professional Licensing (Midwifery)
Government of Nunavut Professional Practice – Health & Social Services
Mission / Vision
Our Mission: National leadership that promotes and sustains a high standard of midwifery care. Our Vision: Safe quality midwifery care for all women.
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Quebec mw laws in English - Instructions
Instructions for Accessing Quebec Midwifery Laws in English
To find: Regulation respecting diploma and training equivalence standards for the issue of permits by the Ordre des sages-femmes du Québec.
Click on the law in French on the OSFQ page. In this example, it is Règlement sur les normes d'équivalence de diplôme et de la formation aux fins de la délivrance d'un permis par l'Ordre des sages-femmes du Québec.
Note: If you can’t understand enough French to find the right law, you will need to just pick one and continue with these steps until you find the right one.
PESA Practice Exam
PESA - Practice Exam
What is the PESA?
The Midwifery Pre Exam Self Assessment (PESA) is a set of sample exam questions that form a short self-administered online test. All questions are in the style of the questions found on the Canadian Midwifery Registration Examination (CMRE). Some of the questions have been used in previous versions of the CMRE. Like the CMRE, the PESA is available in English and in French.
The PESA allows users to get some direct experience with questions that mimic the format, style, language level, and difficulty level of questions on the CMRE. The specific set of questions has been chosen to also demonstrate the range of content and types of questions found on the CMRE. Finally, by taking the time-limited PESA Version A, users can also experience the approximate pace of the CMRE.
Week in the Life of a midwife in Quebec
Week in the Life of a midwife in Quebec
Monday
I am back on call at 8:30am, after a weekend off. At 8am I received a phone call from Christine, my practice partner, who gave me the news about our clients.
She attended Julie’s birth on Saturday morning at the birth centre, then visited Mom and baby again on Sunday. Everything was going well. Annie had a caesarean section on Friday for a breech presentation and will probably go home from the hospital today. Christine also told me about some telephone calls she received but don’t require any follow-up. She is now off call for 24 hours from 8:30am so I change the voicemail message on my pager to let clients know that I am available.
