The Cancer Policy Roundtable (CPR) is a semi-annual meeting convening stakeholders in the cancer community. Participants discuss pressing issues related to cancer research, development of new cancer therapies, and the delivery of quality cancer care. In 2020, we celebrated 20 years of CPR meetings.

CPR presenters range from public and health policy experts to representatives of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Congressional health policy advisors and leaders in health insurance, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology industries.

These meetings are a great opportunity for interested parties to come together and discuss timely and compelling issues. Specific objectives and outcomes are unique to each meeting, however past meetings have focused on topics such as clinical trials, issues for older adults, expanded access programs, Medicare reimbursement, health care reform and other relevant topics.

For information on how to become a participant of this event, please contact us.

2020 Cancer Policy Roundtable Meetings

Our 2020 Cancer Policy Roundtable meetings were hosted virtually and for the very first time were recorded and broadcast on the internet. Watch these vital discussions and read background info on the topics discussed on the pages linked below.

Executive Summaries