Melissa Ferrari, CAE, ACPM Vice President of Membership and Operations Building the pipeline. Increasing visibility. Two key challenges that face the specialty of preventive medicine. As
We have seen many examples of these two characteristics lately in Ukraine. The resilience of the Ukrainian people and the steadfastness of their leader are
Helga Rippen, MD, MPH, FACPM President Biden on November 2021 announced actions to address the health effects of military exposure. These actions covered the development
ACPM members work as public health advocates, researchers, and health systems leaders to promote the importance of preventive medicine. On this International Women’s Day, ACPM
March is National Nutrition Month and a good time to consider how nutrition can be better integrated into clinical preventive care for older adults. One opportunity is
Resilience and burnout—are these two sides of the same coin? Recently, Becker’s Hospital Review cited Medscape’s 2022 Physician Burnout and Depression report, which surveyed more than
Our 2021 Hill Day participants included 53 members practicing across academia, industry, and public sector Preventive Medicine. Volunteers participated in meetings with congressional offices from
A Time for Change and a Time for Celebration: PM Designations with ACGME and PH/GPM Residency Program SAP Match A TIME FOR CHANGE: As many
With a goal of serving as the academic open access repository for high-quality prevention evidence across the global spectrum of health, the American College of
