The Regulation of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Professions in Ontario, Canada

The Regulation of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Professions in Ontario, Canada Unregulated CAM professions may increase their likelihood of becoming regulated if they: (1) gain popularity/strong support from patients or the general public, (2) organize themselves sufficiently that they pose a direct threat to one or more scopes of practice desirable by the DSIs and/or (3) are willing to adopt standards in education, training, and ethics that may [initially] reduce their scope of practice or profession's membership or slow their profession's growth.

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