Access UpToDate

How to access UpToDate through the Divisions of Family Practice website

Go to www.divisionsbc.ca or to your local division homepage and click on “Member Login” at the top right-hand corner of the page.

  • If you have forgotten your password, click on ‘Reset your Password’ and enter your website username or your email address to be resent your login information.
  • If you do not have a division website username and password, contact your local division or click on the “Join now” link on your division’s home page to complete an online membership application.

Once you’ve logged in, click on the “My UpToDate” link:

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This link will redirect you to the UpToDate website.

 

Why register for an UpToDate username and password?

Register for an UpToDate username and password so you can:

  • Claim CME credits earned for UpToDate searches.
  • Use the UpToDate mobile app.
  • Log in to the UpTodate website directly.

How to register for UpToDate

The first time you access UpToDate following your search, you will see a form called “Register for an UpToDate account."

  1. Complete the form to register as a new user and create your own UpToDate username and password, which are separate from your Divisions of Family Practice website username and password.
  2. Click on “log in’ to enter an existing UpToDate username and password. This will connect your previous UpToDate account to your current access.

Note: It is possible, though not recommended, to skip this step and register later. You will still be able to search UpToDate and the system will track your CME credits, but you will not be able to submit your CME credits or access UpToDate through a mobile device until you register.

If you do not see the registration form, click on the ‘My Account’ link, then “Click here to register”

Once you have registered with UpToDate, you will receive an email that includes your UpToDate login. 

Unable to access UpToDate? 

If you are having troubles accessing UpToDate, please visit the IT Bulletin. There may be instructions posted on the bulletin on how troubleshoot or ask for help.

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The Divisions of Family Practice acknowledge that we work on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of many different Indigenous Nations throughout British Columbia.

Acknowledging that we are on the traditional territories of Indigenous communities is an expression of cultural humility and involves recognizing our duty and desire to support the provision of culturally safe care to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people in BC.