Canadian MAiD Curriculum
Curriculum Overview
The Canadian MAiD Curriculum (CMC) is the first nationally accredited, comprehensive, bilingual educational program to support the practice of MAiD in Canada. The training is delivered through a combination of online and in-person formats.
The curriculum offers a comprehensive total of 81 credits for the CFPC, 27 hours of self-assessment for the RCPSC, and 27 CNA accredited hours for nurses. There are 13 online self-study hours and 14 hours for facilitated sessions.
Clinicians (licensed physicians and nurse practitioners) can enjoy free access to the curriculum during their initial 12 months of enrollment until September 2026. If you wish to extend your access beyond 12 months, a $50 Learning Management System (LMS) user fee will be applicable for learners.
Health Canada is funding clinician learners for 12 months of access to take the curriculum until September 2026, and all topics in this curriculum are accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC), the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC), and the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA).
Topic Areas
The CMC covers eight topic areas, developed by a number of interdisciplinary working groups made up of subject matter experts from diverse geographies and disciplines.
Project Funding
Financial support gratefully received from the Government of Canada for this work.
Project Summary
Welcome to the Canadian MAiD Curriculum (CMC) Project, a multi-year project funded by Health Canada, led by CAMAP to develop, produce and deliver a nationally recognized, fully accredited MAiD training curriculum – a series of modules – to address the spectrum of needs of all clinicians who assess and provide MAiD in Canada.