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Hosted by Bradley Fevrier · health · EN-US · 31 episodes
Why do proven public health solutions so often fail in the real world? Hosted by Dr. Bradley Fevrier, PhD, CHES, The Public Health Practice Gap explores public health, prevention, healthcare systems, leadership, implementation, and community health. Each episode bridges the gap between evidence and practice with practical insights for professionals, students, and leaders. Join The NextGen Public Health Lab on Substack: bradleyfevrierphdches.substack.com | Subscribe to The NextGen Public Health Brief: nextgenpublichealthconsultancy.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhy do proven public health solutions so often fail in the real world? Hosted by Dr. Bradley Fevrier, PhD, CHES, The Public Health Practice Gap explores public health, prevention, healthcare systems, leadership, implementation, and community health. Each episode bridges the gap between evidence and practice with practical insights for professionals, students, and leaders.
The Public Health Practice Gap: Where Evidence Meets Reality is hosted by Bradley Fevrier. The show has published 31 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Invisible Implementer: Who Delivers Care at Home? | Ep. 31" (29 September 2026, 9 minutes), "The Subtraction Problem: Why “Less Treatment” Sounds Like Giving Up | Ep. 30" (15 September 2026, 9 minutes), and "The Conversation That Doesn’t Happen: Why Hospice Comes Too Late | Ep. 29" (1 September 2026, 11 minutes).
The Public Health Practice Gap: Where Evidence Meets Reality publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 31 episodes.
Booking probability for The Public Health Practice Gap: Where Evidence Meets Reality is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Public Health Practice Gap: Where Evidence Meets Reality requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Public Health Practice Gap: Where Evidence Meets Reality's contact route on record: verified email.
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Episode #31
At three in the morning, a family caregiver is trying to give her mother the right medication. The care plan may be documented, but can the person delivering it carry it out alone? In Part 3 of our serious illness...
Episode #30
The words we use in serious illness care matter. "Nothing more we can do." "Withdraw care." "Comfort measures only." "Limit treatment." Nearly all of that language describes what is being taken away. So it should not...
Episode #1229
The median hospice stay in the United States is 17 days. Not months. Days. So why do so many patients reach hospice with almost no time left? The answer probably isn't a lack of information. In 1995, researchers ran a...
Episode #28
Nobody ever gets promoted for the outbreak that didn't happen. That invisibility might be the biggest reason prevention keeps losing budget fights it should win on the numbers alone. In Episode 28 of The Public Health...
Episode #29
If a hospital cured every single patient who walked through its doors, would that mean public health had succeeded? Not quite — and the reason why is the whole subject of this episode. In Episode 27 of The Public Health...
Episode #26
What if public health doesn't have an evidence problem? What if it has a movement problem? We have more research, clinical guidelines, strategic plans, toolkits, and evidence-based interventions than ever before. Yet...
Episode #25
Your ZIP code may predict your health better than your doctor can. Two children born on the same day can end up with a 10–20 year gap in life expectancy — not because of willpower or vitamins, but because of the...
Episode #24
Can you optimize your way to perfect health? With the rise of biohacking, longevity influencers, wearable technology, and personalized health interventions, many people believe that enough discipline and enough data can...
Episode #23
Why do people continue making unhealthy choices even when they know better? In this episode of The Public Health Practice Gap , Dr. Bradley Fevrier challenges one of the most influential assumptions in healthcare and...
Episode #22
What if one of the biggest barriers to better health isn't a lack of information—but the inability to navigate the system? In Episode 22 of The Public Health Practice Gap , Dr. Bradley Fevrier explores The Navigation...
Episode #21
Why do so many public health interventions fail despite expanding access to healthcare? In Episode 21 of The Public Health Practice Gap , Dr. Bradley Fevrier challenges one of public health's most commonly accepted...
Episode #20
Part 4 of a special four-part series examining the relational foundations of population health. What if the future of public health depends less on hospitals and more on relationships? In Episode 20 of The Public Health...
Episode #19
We've never been more connected. Yet loneliness continues to rise. We can communicate instantly across continents, maintain hundreds of digital relationships, and remain "online" around the clock. But despite...
Episode #18
What if the greatest threat to public health, healthcare, education, and government isn't a lack of funding, workforce shortages, or political polarization? What if it's the slow erosion of trust? In Episode 18 of The...
Episode #17
<p>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.</p><p>But what happens when the human element is treated as a...
Episode #16
<p>What happens when human beings no longer need to tolerate discomfort, disagreement, or emotional resistance?</p><p>In Episode 16 of The Public Health Practice Gap, Dr. Bradley Fevrier explores the emerging “Death of...
Episode #15
<p>What 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.</p><p>In...
Episode #14
<p>We 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...
Episode #13
<p>What if the youth mental health crisis isn’t just a failure of individuals—but a failure of systems?</p><p>In Episode 13 of The Public Health Practice Gap, Dr. Bradley Fevrier breaks down one of the most urgent and...
Episode #12
<p>We 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...
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