Who Cannot Be a CPD Provider in Ukraine: Restrictions and Grounds for Refusal

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Not every entity is authorized to organize Continuous Professional Development (CPD) events and issue certificates recognized for medical professionals.

In practice, numerous questions arise:

  • Can an individual be a provider?

  • Are there restrictions for private clinics, non-governmental organizations, or pharmaceutical companies?

  • Does the law establish a list of entities directly prohibited from engaging in such activities?

A misinterpretation of the legislation can prove costly—ranging from the rejection of a CPD event to the loss of participant trust and legal claims from regulatory bodies. For this reason, before commencing operations, it is essential to clearly understand who is legally entitled to act as a CPD provider and who is not.

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Publication date: 31/08/2026


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