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Accelerating Change Transformation Team (ACTT)
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Community Information Integration (CII) for Specialists
Community Information Integration (CII) for Specialists
Overview
Community Information Integration (CII) allows specialists** to select consults to go directly from their community-based EMR to the Alberta Netcare Portal. Uploaded specialists' consultation reports will appear in the “Consultations” folder in the clinical document viewer in Netcare.
CII is benefiting patients, providers and the healthcare system with minimal workflow changes in the specialist clinic.
Reported benefits of CII include:
Contribute to continuity of care for your patients
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Some patients see many dis-connected providers across the system, or even change providers. However by submitting consults through CII, information is anchored and remains in Alberta Netcare
Primary care, emergency department and in-patient physicians are accessing community consult reports for continuity of care
Reduces duplicate referrals
Showcase your high-quality consult reports on the Alberta Netcare Portal:
Makes you and your practice more visible to other providers and signals to other providers that a specialist is involved in a patient's care
Your time an
d energy in consults are available beyond the referring physician
No cost to participate
For specific questions, please email
cii-specialty@albertadoctors.org
What is CII & How Does It Work?
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