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Primary and Preventative Health Services - Primary and Preventative Heath Services - Request for Information: RFI - 26 - 2099 - Clinical Appropriateness Tools

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AB-2026-05989International

Submission Closed09/11/2026, 08:00:59 PM UTC

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Primary and Preventative Health Services is issuing a Request for Information under solicitation number AB-2026-05989 to explore existing and emerging Clinical Decision Support tools that can be integrated into community electronic medical records to promote clinically appropriate prescribing. The initiative aims to understand the technical requirements, integration capabilities, and current vendor experiences with EMRs in Alberta or similar jurisdictions. The goal is to address the current variability and inconsistency of alerting logic across different platforms, ensuring that future supports are interoperable, scalable, and integrated into prescriber workflows without duplicating existing functionality in systems like Connect Care and Netcare. This process is strictly for information gathering and is not a competitive bidding process, meaning it will not result in a contract award. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of September 11, 2026. The project focuses on enhancing the quality of medication-related decision-making across Alberta's diverse digital health landscape by identifying solutions that can provide evidence-based, provincially curated rules at the point of care.

General Info

RFI AB-2026-05989 seeks information on Clinical Decision Support tools for Alberta EMR integration.

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Primary and Preventative Health Services

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541512 - Computer Systems Design Services

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AB, CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedAug 28

Solicitation

Response DeadlineSep 11

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Submission Closed

09/11/2026, 08:00:59 PM UTC

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Full Description

This Request for Information (RFI) seeks to gather insights into existing and emerging Clinical Decision Support (CDS) tools that are, or could be, deployed within community EMRs to support clinically appropriate prescribing. The intent is to better understand how such solutions could support clinically appropriate prescribing at the point of care, the technical and integration considerations involved, and whether vendors already have established integrations with community EMRs (either in Alberta or comparable jurisdictions) and how this positions such solutions for deployment within Alberta’s current health system environment. In Alberta, prescribers (physicians, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, registered nurses with prescribing authority, etc.) operate across a heterogeneous digital health landscape. In community settings, numerous electronic medical record (EMR) systems are in use, many of which include embedded clinical decision-support capabilities such as alerts related to potential drug interactions, polypharmacy, duplicate therapies, and dosing considerations. The sophistication and configurability of these tools varies across platforms, and in many cases, alert logic reflects vendor defaults rather than provincially curated, evidence-based rules. Provincial platforms, including Connect Care and Netcare, also provide comparatively sophisticated functionality to support medication-related decision-making, leveraging broader clinical context and system-level data. Together, these existing capabilities highlight that clinical appropriateness alerting is not entirely absent from the current environment. However, the variability across systems, differences in configuration and prioritization, and the risk of duplicative or low-value alerts create challenges for consistency, usability, and impact. This landscape presents both challenges and opportunities for embedding clinical appropriateness supports in a way that is interoperable, scalable, and sensitive to prescriber workflows, while complementing (rather than duplicating) existing functionality. This RFI is not a competitive bid process and will not result in a contract award.

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