The Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine, CFPM, is a non profit professional organization comprising duly qualified foot care practitioners (chiropodists and podiatrists) who are committed to the code of ethics of the CFPM. The purpose of the CFPM is: 

• To maintain, advance and promote the science and the practice of chiropody and podiatry in Canada;
• By representing the profession to government, community and other professional bodies,
• To act as a contact point for the public and other agencies.
• To maintain the highest standards of chiropodial and podiatric practice by providing continuing education.
• To develop and supply promotional materials, to organize national conference and specialist seminars, events and maintain resources for public and professional access.
• To promote chiropodial and podiatric research and professional publications.
• To promote the status of chiropodists and podiatrists and legislation necessary for the protection of the profession and the public.  
• To provide high quality foot and lower limb health to Canadians

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.

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What CFPM Does

Did You Know?

Studies in North America and Europe have shown that with regular treatment from a Podiatrist / Chiropodist many elderly patients remain ambulatory, active and in their own homes for a longer time period.

For Your Foot Health ...

CFPM encourages all members of the public to have their feet examined as a precautionary measure to promote good foot health and overall well being. See your Podiatrist / Chiropodist, they are an important member of the health care team.