Introduction
What is CII/CPAR?
CII/CPAR enables physicians and their teams to share patient information to Alberta Netcare directly from their electronic medical record (EMR).
CII/CPAR enhances communication amongst providers by enabling the sharing of important healthcare information across the province. This two-way connection between clinic EMRs and Alberta Netcare is improving continuity of care between the Patient’s Medical Home and Health Neighbourhood.
CII allows providers to send select patient information to Alberta Netcare including consult letters and information about patient visits to contribute to Community Encounter Digests (CEDs).
CPAR identifies relationships between patients and their primary provider in Alberta Netcare.
Who is eligible to participate in CII/CPAR?
Physicians are eligible to participate in CII/CPAR if they are working in a community-based clinic.
The criteria to participate include:
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You must be using one of these electronic medical records in your clinic:
- Accuro
- Ava
- CHR
- Healthquest
- Med Access
- PS Suite
- Okaki
- Your clinic must be willing to or have implemented Alberta Netcare.
- Your practice needs a privacy impact assessment that reflects the current clinic environment.
Signing up for CII/CPAR
The first step to signing up for CII/CPAR is completing this Confirmation of Participation form.
It should be completed by someone who has the authority to submit forms on behalf of the clinic such as a clinic manager or a PCN contact such as a practice facilitator.
This form takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. You will receive an important email once you begin that provides a link to access this form if you cannot complete it in one session.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].
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