Operation CPAR conflicts - The Final Panel Frontier

Discover how targeted Conflict reduction can cut unnecessary admin work and improve outcomes for patients, your practice and the broader health system. Nearly 90% of Alberta family physicians and rural generalists have adopted CII/CPAR. The next (and final) step of CII/CPAR implementation is to reduce CPAR Conflicts...the final frontier of attachment! Learning Objectives: - Access and interpret CPAR Conflict Reports - Understand how panel Conflicts occur and strategies to reduce them - Recognize when Conflicts may impact PCPCM payments & other income - Communicate with patients about continuity and attachment - Dispel common misconceptions about Conflicts - Learn how and when to de-panel patients - Apply AMA-ACTT tools and guidelines to clinic workflows