Community Information Integration (CII) & Central Patient Attachment Registry (CPAR)

CII/CPAR is the chosen vehicle to integrate community EMRs with two-way data flow. Community Information Integration (CII) is a system that transfers select patient information between community Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and other members of the patient’s care team through Alberta Netcare. The Central Patient Attachment Registry (CPAR) is a provincial system that captures the confirmed relationship of a primary provider and their paneled patients. 
 

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CII/CPAR:
  • Enables sharing of important healthcare information between the patient’s family physician and other providers in the patient’s circle of care 
  • Facilitates sharing of consultation reports back to the patient’s family physician and other providers
  • Identifies relationships between patients and the primary provider most responsible for their overall care
  • Allows for primary providers to identify and coordinate when patients are on multiple panels and therefore, will enable validated patient-provider information to be made available on Alberta Netcare Portal
  • Supports automatic notification of primary providers when their patient has a hospitalization or ED visit
  • Identifies patients’ Primary Provider from CPAR Albertan’s Netcare record

Physician Experiences:

Listen to Dr. Janet Craig, Family Physician & Edmonton Zone AMA Physician Champion explain how eNotifications enabled better patient care coordination:

You can find these and additional videos, podcasts and articles expanding upon physician experiences using CII/CPAR on the AMA ACTT Website.  

 


Learn More

General  FAQs and additional information can be found here:  
CII-CPAR Information Sheet 
CII-CPAR FAQs       

For more information about CII/CPAR, or to enroll, please visit:  
AMA ACTT CII-CPAR page for Primary Care   
AMA ACTT CII-CPAR page for Specialists  

For an update on Project Status, please visit:    
CII-CPAR Project page