Medical Clinics

CPSA supports medical clinics in delivering safe, quality care to patients.

Physician responsibility
in medical clinics

Review CPSA’s Responsibility for a Medical Practice Standard of Practice to learn more about physicians’ responsibilities in medical clinics.

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Opening, building
or renovating a medical clinic

Resources for opening, building or renovating a medical clinic.

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Medical Clinic Registry (MCR)

CPSA’s Medical Clinic Registry helps you stay up to date on guidance and resources so your clinic can respond to the evolving needs of Albertans.

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Resources to support infection
prevention and control (IPAC)

Requirements, guidance and resources for clinics to help protect patients and staff from infection.

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Medical clinic news & updates

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October 20, 2026

Clinic ownership and physician responsibilities: lessons from recent GPRs

Recent GPR insights CPSA's Group Practice Review (GPR) is a collaborative improvement program, designed to strengthen and enhance a group…

Medical Clinics, PPIP

October 19, 2026

Thank you, medical clinic professionals

As the month of October winds down, CPSA would like to acknowledge Medical Device Reprocessing Week (October 11-17) and International…

Medical Clinics

July 29, 2026

CPSA launches refreshed medical clinic webpages

July 29, 2026

Is your clinic ready for AI? A focus on consent and documentation 

March 12, 2026

Medical Matters: How data is used to drive safer medical device reprocessing in medical clinics

February 12, 2026

CPSA’s Medical Clinic Registry: Why keeping your Clinic Profile Information Questionnaire (CPIQ) up-to-date matters

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We are the only medical regulator in Canada with an in-house Analytics, Innovation & Research (AIR) team. Learn how CPSA's regulatory-based research supports quality medical practice.