A Message from the Executive Director

Dear Prospective and Current Corporater Roundtable Supporter:

The ACPM Corporate Roundtable is a group of key stakeholders that share a commitment to ACPM and its multiple "population-based” and clinical approaches to health care. Corporate Roundtable members meet semiannually to discuss issues of mutual interest related to medicine and public health. We invite you to learn more about us and topics relevant to our physician members.

Mike Barry, CAE
Executive Director

The American College of Preventive Medicine Corporate Roundtable (CR) is an ongoing forum for mission-aligned private sector organizations to discuss and advance issues of shared interest with the College.  ACPM is the nation’s sole medical specialty organization primarily focused on prevention and public health.  The intent of the CR is to foster communication between ACPM and CR members about topics of mutual interest.

ACPM strives to improve health promotion, disease prevention, public health and evidence-based health care quality improvement for both individuals and populations. ACPM’s 2,500 physician members have both individuals and populations as their "patients” and, as such, oversee policies, practices and resources that can impact health, health care delivery and corporate productivity.

ACPM Board of Regents & Corporate Roundtable

September 20, 2012

ACPM Headquarters

Washington, DC

Issues that CR members and ACPM address include:

• Educational and programmatic support for employers (both health and non-health related organizations) related to health, health care management, employee fitness and corporate productivity;

• Improving the delivery of clinical preventive services by clinicians within both established and new, innovative care systems;

• Advancing policy and advocacy issues (e.g., improving coverage for preventive services, tobacco cessation, nutrition, physical activity, healthy communities, corporate wellness, and linkages);

• Addressing emerging issues identified by CR members that might benefit from ACPM study, application of existing best practices, or joint proposals to interested funding entities for analysis or improvement;

• Developing new educational resources in changing disciplines, including infectious disease management, environmental health, cardiovascular fitness and lifestyle medicine.
  

Corporate Roundtable Prospectus and Benefits