CII/CPAR General Resources

Frequently asked questions in the topic areas of eligibility, payment, EMRs, privacy, panels, consults and general CII/CPAR questions.

An overview of the steps a primary care clinic, with panels, follow to ensure successful CII/CPAR implementation.

A guide to create and deliver short and impactful CII/CPAR key messages, including highlighting features.

CPAR panels and rosters for blended capitation model (BCM) clinics - key information and answers to frequently asked questions.

Answers to frequently asked questions by specialists before enrolling in CII/CPAR.

CPAR forms checklist and overview of the CPAR eforms (Confirmation of Participation, Access Administrator, Panel Administrator, and Panel Request) including how to open and complete them.

General CII/CPAR frequently asked questions including what CII/CPAR is and how it works, developed by Alberta Health.

A summary of terms and abbreviations or acronyms used within CII/CPAR, including their definitions.

CII/CPAR participation options for pediatricians (panels, consults, encounters) how to determine what patients to have on a CPAR panel and what this will result in.

This tool breaks down the six stages for a clinic to implement CII/CPAR, identifying who should be responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed at each step.

Roles, responsibilities, and tasks of the practice facilitator, site liaison, CPAR access administrator and CPAR panel administrator.

Change management tool of suggested responses to common barriers to CII/CPAR participation.

Short video covering the eHealth landscape in Alberta, including CII/CPAR, Netcare, Connect Care, eDelivery, and Community EMRs

Outline and links of enrolment steps for pediatricians covering readiness, panel, interest, engagement, registration, and participation.

What is CII/CPAR video (3 minutes). How CII/CPAR works video (7 minutes) and links to additional resources.

Video on the key concepts of keeping information confidential with CII/CPAR as well as a review of confidentiality with consult reports and encounter data.

Key concepts about the requirements to participate in CII/CPAR (5 minute video) and participation options of panels, encounters, and consults (3 minute video).

The importance of relational continuity and how CII/CPAR can support it. Includes an overview of relational continuity (video) and clinical practice guideline.

Information about tasks after going live with CII/CPAR including what to do when there are clinic changes, checking the CED, and developing a panel conflict management process.

Comprehensive toolkit for primary care teams with modules: Introduction, Readiness, Clinic Journey, EMR, and Post-implementation.

Frequently asked questions for CII/CPAR in primary care. Topic areas: general, panels and reports, encounters, eNotifications, patient summary, privacy, BCM and goals of care.

Quick reference guide outlining which CPAR forms need to be completed in order to accomplish certain tasks.

CII/CPAR Information Sheet outlines the benefits of CII/CPAR, how to participate in CII/CPAR, and CII/CPAR Acceleration Grant payment details

Information about using the CII/CPAR electronic Confirmation of Participation (eCOP) Form and a link to access the form.