CPSO - Physician Treatment of Self, Family Members, or Others Close to Them
This policy sets out the circumstances in which it may be acceptable for physicians to provide treatment for themselves, family members, or others close to them.
CPSO - Treatment of Self, Family Members, and Others Close to You skip to content Treatment of Self, Family Members, and Others Close to you Approved by Council : November 2001; Reviewed and Updated : November 2006, February 2016, June 2017, May 2018, September 2019, May 2025 Policies of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) set out expectations for the professional conduct of physicians and physician assistants ("Registrants") practising in Ontario. Together with Essentials of Medical Professionalism and relevant legislation and case law, they will be used by CPSO and its C
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