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Advocacy
More than 2.3 million Ontarians do not have a family doctor. OCFP is calling for immediate government action to invest in primary care capacity and remove barriers to practice.
OCFP recommends
Unnecessary paperwork and documentation requirements consume an estimated 2–3 hours of physician time per day. OCFP is advocating for systemic changes that restore that time to patient care.
OCFP recommends
Learning & Events
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A free 60-minute session explaining the Ontario government's planned OHIP card transition and what it means for your billing workflows.
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An online information session for physicians interested in applying to the OCFP Leadership Academy 2026–2027 cohort.
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A 90-minute online session reviewing the latest evidence and practical updates in type 2 diabetes management, including newer agents, technology-enabled monitoring and culturally informed approaches.
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Join us for the 62nd Annual Meeting of Members, held virtually. 2023-24 Annual Meeting of Members If you are unable to attend, you may download and fill out the…
Practice Support
Curated guides, templates and tools to help you spend more time on patient care.
A comprehensive onboarding checklist covering CPSO registration, OHIP billing, office setup, malpractice insurance and essential first steps for physicians new to Ontario practice.
Practical resources for supporting patient mental health in primary care, including validated screening tools, referral pathways and self-care resources for physicians.
Answers to the most common questions about Mainpro+ credits, credit types, reporting cycles, approved activities and how to submit learning for CFPC certification.
OCFP Strategic Directions 2024–2029
OCFP's advocacy, education and professional development work is guided by three strategic directions that shape everything we do.
Reducing administrative burden, improving practice support resources, and advocating for the tools and conditions that allow family physicians to focus on patient care.
Learn more →Communicating the essential role of family medicine in Ontario's health system, and advocating for policies that recognize and support the full scope of family physician practice.
Learn more →Developing physician leaders, building the evidence base for primary care investment, and partnering with government, patients and healthcare organizations to transform Ontario's health system.
Learn more →Newsroom
With over 2.3 million Ontarians without a family doctor, the Ontario College of Family Physicians urges the government to implement a comprehensive primary care action plan.
Enabling Family Physicians with the Right Technology Will Help Patients Receive Faster Care
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