Decisions about our health system move quickly, and physicians must be part of the conversations that shape what comes next. Now more than ever, we encourage physician members across specialties to join an AMA committee. Applications close May 29.
Read the May 22 President’s Letter
June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to celebrate and honour the living histories, cultures, languages, voices and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples across Canada.
Over the past several months, many of you have raised important questions about what expanded dual practice could mean for patients, physicians and the future of our publicly funded health care system — especially since Bill 11 (Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 2)) was introduced.
The latest edition of Alberta Doctors' Digest features an article on physician commentary on the notwithstanding clause and more! Read the issue.
As of May 4, 2026, the Alberta Medical Association’s Edmonton office is operating from a new location in southwest Edmonton.
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The "voice of the AMA" informs you about the AMA's positions and efforts on key and complex issues in Alberta’s health care.
The AMA's bimonthly news magazine featuring articles and columns on subjects and events of interest to Alberta physicians and much more.
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An alternative payment model to support physicians providing comprehensive, longitudinal patient care and the financial viability of community clinics.
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 Primary Care Physician Compensation Model (PCPCM) 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.
