Hosted by Bradley Fevrier · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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The Public Health Practice GapWhy does what works so often fail when it reaches the real world?Hosted by Bradley Fevrier, founder of NextGen Public Health Consultancy, The Public Health Practice Gap is where public health evidence meets organizational strategy and the gritty reality of implementation. We move beyond "awareness" to explore the systemic barriers that prevent high-level research from becoming real-world impact.From the behavioral architecture of digital systems to the evolving landscape of youth mental health, we analyze the gap between what we know and what we actually do.
Bradley Fevrier hosts The Public Health Practice Gap: Where Evidence Meets Reality, a health show with 15 episodes published.
We are investing billions into AI, betting on automation to fix healthcare’s biggest problems. We want scale. We want speed. We want lower costs. But what happens when the human element is treated as a bottleneck instead
Show notesWhat happens when human beings no longer need to tolerate discomfort, disagreement, or emotional resistance? In Episode 16 of The Public Health Practice Gap, Dr. Bradley Fevrier explores the emerging “Death of Social Fri
Show notesWhat happens when workplaces built for deep work collide with systems engineered for constant interruption? Many organizations are trying to solve burnout without addressing the environments driving it. In Episode 15 of
Show notesWe are living inside the largest unregulated behavioral experiment in human history, and most people do not even realize they are the participants. What happens to a society when distraction becomes the default environme
Show notesWhat if the youth mental health crisis isn’t just a failure of individuals—but a failure of systems? In Episode 13 of The Public Health Practice Gap, Dr. Bradley Fevrier breaks down one of the most urgent and uncomfortab
Show notesWe are living through a moment with no historical precedent. For the first time in human history, a generation is being raised inside an environment that is continuous, algorithmically curated, and behaviorally engineere
Show notesWe keep treating the youth mental health crisis like an awareness problem. It isn’t. In this episode, Bradley Fevrier argues that we have reached the "End of Awareness." You can’t "educate" a developing brain into outsma
Show notesThe youth mental health crisis didn’t happen by accident. Rates of anxiety, depression, and self-harm among adolescents have surged over the past decade—but the public health response has been fragmented, reactive, and o
Show notesWe’ve been measuring the decline of youth mental health like it’s a mystery. It isn’t. In Episode 9, we stop treating social media as a "choice" and start treating it as what it actually is: public health infrastructure.
Show notesWe keep asking why youth mental health is declining. But in public health, if you ask the wrong question, you get an intervention that misses the mark. In this episode of The Public Health Practice Gap, we move beyond th
Show notesIs your workplace making you sick—or is it your new doctor? Traditional healthcare happens in clinics, but actual health happens at the office, the warehouse, and the remote desk. In this episode, Bradley Fevrier, PhD.,
Show notesHospitals are built to treat acute illness—so why do we rely on them to manage chronic diseases shaped by our everyday environments? In this episode of The Public Health Practice Gap, Dr. Bradley Fevrier unpacks a fundam
Show notesMost prevention programs start with undeniable evidence and strong guidelines—so why do so many quietly fail when applied in the real world? In this episode of The Public Health Practice Gap, Dr. Bradley Fevrier unpacks
Show notesCorporate wellness inside hospitals is usually treated as a perk — step challenges, wellness apps, and occasional workshops. But what if that framing is fundamentally wrong? In this episode of The Public Health Practice
Show notesThe hospital has long functioned as the symbolic and operational center of healthcare systems. Funding, workforce pipelines, policy conversations, and performance metrics have historically revolved around it. But healthc
Show notesHospital-at-Home, policy incentives, and what breaks when care leaves the building. Hospitals are increasingly treating patients at home instead of admitting them, not as a temporary workaround, but as a structural shift
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We rely on evidence-based public health programs to guide policy, protect communities, and improve population health. Yet despite an unprecedented volume of research and best-practice guidance, many public health program
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