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Changes to your CPD requirements in 2026

As of 1 January 2026, Fellows and CPD participants will be required to attribute at least one CPD activity in each domain (CAPE) annually:

CAPE is a framework of four key principles that are integrated into CPD for all registered health practitioners in Australia:

Culturally safe practice (C)
This is learning that is inclusive of Maori, Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Addressing health inequities (A)
This is learning that focuses on recognising and addressing the social determinants of health that can lead to disparities in health outcomes for different population groups.
Professionalism (P)
This is learning that covers the expected standards of behaviour, conduct, and ethical decision-making for health practitioners.
Ethics (E)
This is learning that encompasses the moral principles that guide healthcare practice, including issues like confidentiality, informed consent, and professional boundaries.

For further supporting information on how to meet these requirements please see ANZCA & FPM CPD Program resources: CAPE

ANZCA FPM CPD Program

Click here for more information about how to meet the regulatory requirements.
We are now required to report to the regulator on compliance with annual CPD requirements

ANZCA FPM CPD program support video

A 3-minute support video has been designed to help fellows and other CPD participants navigate their online CPD portfolio.

As the CPD portfolio is accessible on all mobile devices, the video also walks through how it can be saved as a mobile responsive app for quick access.

Useful CPD resources

Multi-factor authentication

CPD program participants need to set up and use multifactor authentication (MFA). Access a video and guide for how to set up MFA with the Microsoft Authenticator app here.
If you are experiencing MFA difficulties, please contact technical support.

Reminder

Collecting information about patients has important privacy implications. In collecting and using any patient information it is your responsibility to ensure that all privacy obligations are met and any necessary consent obtained. Only de-identified information should be routinely stored. If any identifying information is recorded in your CPD portfolio or other material submitted to the College, please ensure that your hospital’s privacy statement and patient consent policy is followed. It is also important to note that any personal comments recorded in your CPD portfolio may have potential medico-legal implications.

Please contact the CPD team at [email protected] or telephone +61 3 9510 6299 if you have any queries.