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

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What is a CPIQ?

After a physician or clinic staff member registers their medical clinic through CPSA’s Medical Clinic Registry, they will be prompted to fill out a Clinic Profile Information Questionnaire (CPIQ). This questionnaire collects the clinic’s location, contact information and other details for the Medical Clinic Registry data system.

When should medical clinics update their CPIQ?

Physicians or clinic staff should update their CPIQ whenever there is a change to their contact details, services or clinic status (e.g., closure or relocation). These updates should be submitted through the Medical Clinic Registry dashboard to ensure CPSA maintains accurate, up-to-date information.

CPSA will also contact medical clinics for an annual review of the CPIQ. Clinics can expect to receive occasional emails with a reminder to review and update the CPIQ to ensure all information remains current.

Why is it important to keep clinic registry information up to date?

• Ensures CPSA communications reach the right people
• Prevents delays, discrepancies and extra administrative work

Questions? For assistance or more information, please contact CPSA’s Medical Clinic Registry program at ClinicRegistry@cpsa.ab.ca or 780-969-4926.