CPS-BC Website Address The College website address has changed. Formerly www.collegepodsbc.org, the new address is www.cpodsbc.org. Similar changes have been made to the College email addresses; e.g.: admin@collegepodsbc.org is now...
Critical Incident Reports
New Practice Standard : Critical Incident Report Form On January 27, 2018 the Board adopted the Critical Incident Report form and policy as a new practice standard. The Critical Incident Report is a new, additional quality assurance tool. Its purpose is to ensure that the College is made aware of potentially serious events in order to ascertain if changes ought to be implemented in a practice in order to prevent a recurrence. Similar forms are used by other major professions and were closely considered in the development of the CPS-BC policy. See the CPS-BC Critical Incident Report...
Emergency Preparedness
New Practice Standard on Safety and Emergency Preparedness: On January 27, 2018 the Board adopted the Safety and Emergency Preparedness policy as a new practice standard. The policy’s purpose is to protect patients and staff by ensuring that basic emergency and safety measures and equipment are in place in every podiatric practice facility. See the Safety and Emergency Preparedness...
New Board Members
CHANGES TO THE CPodSBC COLLEGE BOARD Two registrants, Drs Julie Yee and Hiedi Postowski, have been appointed to the Board as of January 1, 2018 and January 27, 2018 respectively to positions recently vacated by Drs David Brooks and Jaspaul Riar. Dr. Dana Alumbaugh, Board Vice-Chair and an experienced Board and Committee member, has assumed the role of Acting Board Chair. Read more about the Board....
2017 Annual Report
2017 Annual Report The College of Podiatric Surgeons of BC 2017 Annual Report is now available on this website. See the Annual Reports page or read the report here....
Bylaw Changes Coming
Major Amendments to College Bylaws: The Board has approved significant revisions to the College bylaws. The proposed new bylaws address gaps, areas of vagueness and inconsistencies, and should bring greater clarity and relevance. Many of the bylaw provisions must be approved by the Minister of Health before they take effect. The proposed new bylaws will be posted shortly....