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Filing a complaint

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The Discipline Process

Summary of Discipline Cases

Restrictions on Prescribing

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Legislation, Bylaws, Code of Ethics

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Consultations and Surveys

Registration Overview

Licensure

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Credit Card Authorization Forms

Diagnostic Imaging Quality Assurance Program

Laboratory Quality Assurance Program

Non-Hospital Treatment Facility Program

Opioid Agonist Therapy Program

Practice Enhancement Program

Prescription Review Program

Medical Record Keeping

The requirements for medical records are outlined in our Bylaw 23.1 Regulatory Bylaws. These standards apply to all medical records, including those for walk-in and telemedicine patients.

Proper record keeping is critical for continuity of care and follow up care, as well as for medico-legal purposes. Content, legibility and integrity of medical records are expected to meet the standards of the College. A medical record cannot be altered, except through specific processes, which are explained in the CMPA article The Medical Record: A Legal Document.

Other resources are:

- Electronic Records Handbook (clarifies some of the issues related to electronic records)
- CMPA online modules on Documentation and Charting

Privacy

You are reminded of the privacy and confidentiality requirements relating to medical information.