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Clinic Managers Network Schedule

2025-2026 Schedule

60-minute sessions, held every 1-3 months

*Only Clinic Managers Network members can attend sessions
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Date(s)

Topic & Description

Date(s)

Tuesday
Mar 18, 2025
12 - 1 p.m.

Topic & Description

PCPCM - Billing and Time

As clinic managers, your support and guidance will be crucial for physicians and their teams as they consider adopting and implementing the Primary Care Physician Compensation Model (PCPCM). Join the AMA-ACTT and AACM for this webinar on PCPCM, where we explore how physicians bill for encounters and time under the new payment model. You'll also get a preview the PCPCM Financial Calculator - an essential tool to help teams assess the financial implications of adopting the PCPCM.

Presented by PCPCM subject matter experts, this session will assist you in understanding and effectively implementing the model. Our experts will be available to answer questions about the model, ensuring you are well-equipped to support your physicians and improve patient care.

Date(s)

Thursday
Mar 27, 2025
12 - 1 p.m.

Topic & Description

Navigating Privacy in Alberta's Evolving Healthcare Landscape

The healthcare landscape in Alberta is undergoing significant transformation with the introduction of new legislation and amendments affecting clinic operations. This workshop aims to equip clinic managers with the knowledge and tools to navigate these changes effectively, ensuring compliance and the protection of patient information.

Presenter: Ingrid Ruys

Who should attend: Clinic managers, privacy officers, and administrative leaders responsible for overseeing privacy compliance and adapting to legislative changes within Alberta's healthcare clinics.

Learning objectives:

Understanding the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2024: Insights into the transition to a unified health care system comprising four sector-based provincial health agencies: primary care, acute care, continuing care, and Recovery Alberta (mental health and addiction).
Implications of the New Protection of Privacy Act (PPA) and Access to Information Act (AIA): An overview of the legislation replacing the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIP), focusing on enhanced privacy protections, mandatory breach notifications, and updated access to information processes.
Modernizing Privacy Practices: Strategies for implementing privacy management programs, conducting Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs), and ensuring vendor compliance with Alberta's privacy standards.
Responding to Commissioner Recommendations: Guidance on obligations and best practices when the Information and Privacy Commissioner provides recommendations following a PIA submission.

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