2024/2025 Membership Renewal is now open!
As part of a cross-ministry effort by the provincial government, Alberta Health has invited the Alberta Medical Association to complete a survey on behalf of members. It relates to “legislative changes to safeguard freedom of expression for regulated professionals.”
Read the November 14 President's Letter
Due to the Canada Post disruption, documents and reports cannot be delivered by mail. Alberta Health Services and Alberta Precision Laboratories are working to identify alternate delivery methods.
The Alberta Medical Association’s Section of Pediatrics has noted, with much dismay and sadness, the introduction of Bills 26, 27 and 29, with specific provisions that target transgender individuals in this province.
Voting is now open for the election of zonal/regional delegates to RF in Edmonton and Calgary Zones. Voting closes at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, December 11, and ballots will be counted on December 11 in the presence of scrutineers. Visit the webpage to vote. (member login required)
In December 2020, the Government of Alberta passed Bill 46: Health Statutes Amendment Act, written to amend the Health Professions Act and streamline regulatory processes. Read about how this impacted the CPSA's Physician Health Monitoring Program.
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The PCCM is a new compensation model for family physicians and rural generalists who are currently paid through fee-for-service or other compensation models.
Alberta's acute care crisis has been unfolding for many months. We need action toward solutions.
On April 17 the Alberta government committed to implementing the Physician Comprehensive Care Model (PCCM) by the fall of 2024. This new, modernized model will provide family physicians and rural generalists who are currently paid through fee-for-service or other compensation models with a new compensation option.
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