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Mainpro+ Tips: Complete an Assessment Activity for 6 Certified Credits

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Learn More About Claiming Credits Through Assessment Activities

You may earn certified Mainpro+ credits by completing a number of assessment activities including practice audits, quality assurance programs, Linking Learning to Assessment exercises, provincial Practice Reviews, PearlsTM, and/or medical examiner for certification exams.

Earn Six Certified Mainpro+ Credits With a Step by Step to Completing an Assessment Activity

  1. Go to www.cfpc.ca/login
  2. Click on the large Mainpro+ logo on the centre of the screen to the right of the PROFILE box
  3. Click on ENTER A CPD ACTIVITY – green button below your name (in the top left of the screen)
  4. Select the Category type and click on Assessment
  5. Click on Certified
  6. Click on Practice Audit/Quality Assurance Programs
  7. Fill out the form and click on submit

Watch the Assessment Activity Tutorial

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