We are glad to welcome you to our site.

The FMSQ numbers more than 8,000 medical specialists, representing 35 specialties. It is the sole organization the Government of Quebec recognizes with respect to negotiations on behalf of medical specialists. Its mission is to defend and promote the economic, professional, scientific and social interests of the specialists who are members of its affiliated medical associations.

You will find on this site a great deal of information on specialized medicine in Quebec, the FMSQ’s vision, actions and activities, as well as descriptions of our affiliated associations. The site is updated regularly, and we hope that you will come back and consult it on a frequent basis.

Enjoy your visit!

THE LATEST NEWS

May: Hepatitis, Multiple Sclerosis and Huntington's Disease Awareness Month

Complete Calendar of Health Related Events for May>> >

Bill C-484: More than 25,000 signatories for the FMSQ’s petition

Ten days after the Fédération des médecins spécialistes du Québec (FMSQ) public statement against the Private Bill C-484, the “Unborn Victims of Crime Act”, more than 25,000 people have already signed the petition available on the FMSQ’s Internet site.

To learn more >>>

April 17, 2008: Quebec National Assembly against Bill C-484

Text of the National Assembly 's motion (In French)

Bill C-484: The FMSQ Salutes the Motion Voted by National Assembly

The Fédération des médecins spécialistes du Québec (FMSQ) salutes the motion unanimously voted by members of all political parties at the National Assembly denouncing Private Bill C-484, the “Unborn Victims of Crime Act”.

To learn more >>>

FMSQ Considers Bill C-484 May Eliminate Decades of Social Consensus and Jurisprudence

The Fédération des médecins spécialistes du Québec (the FMSQ) has vigorously denounced Bill C-484, the “Unborn Victims of Crime Act”.

To learn more >>>

Access your own particular section where you will find news, forms, federation information – and much more.

To learn more >>>

Avis légal

Webmestre

Updated:
12.05.2008