Alabama Physician of Record (ALPO) is a term used to refer to a doctor who has accepted legal responsibility for providing healthcare to a patient. The physician must be licensed in the state of Alabama and must meet all criteria established by the Alabama State Board of Medical Examiners. The Alabama Physician of Record is a vital part of the healthcare system, ensuring the quality and safety of patient care. The two types of Alabama Physician of Record are Primary Physician of Record (PPR) and Secondary Physician of Record (SPR). The Primary Physician of Record is responsible for the initial assessment and treatment of the patient, and is the main point of contact for all medical concerns. The Secondary Physician of Record is responsible for overseeing care provided by other healthcare professionals and providing additional care if needed.