Public Health Epidemiology Conversations14 Maalis 2023

PHEC 291: Innovation, Science, and Entrepreneurship, With Jennifer Huberty, PhD

Technological advances have opened new frontiers for consumer products and services that seek to improve wellbeing. For example, the mobile meditation app Calm has helped millions of people experience better sleep and reduced anxiety.

Joining us for this episode is Dr. Jennifer Huberty, an accomplished behavioral research scientist who has worked with Calm and other technology companies to bridge the gap between science and innovation and take a digital approach to change behavior and improve wellbeing. Today, she has her own consulting business and serves as a fractional Chief Science Officer to digital health companies.

In this episode, Dr. Huberty offers some insight into how the companies she chooses to work with align with her personal values, the roles that courage and curiosity play in her selection process, and why community-based participatory research is crucial for young scientists.

We also touch on the value of non-traditional partnerships, the important perspective Dr. Huberty has gained from viewing public health from an industry standpoint, and more.

Bringing together innovation, science, and entrepreneurship, today's conversation will inspire you to follow your passion, no matter how unconventional it might seem! So, be sure to tune in today.

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PHEC 473: Rewriting Who Owns The Data, With Meghan Jernigan

Meghan Jernigan spent her childhood in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma driving over an hour just to reach the nearest Indian Health Service hospital. That drive shaped everything that came after. Dr. Huntley t...

8 Syys 42min

PHEC 472: Undoing Decades Of Harm, With David Margolius, MD

Cleveland's smoking rate was double the national average — and it wasn't an accident. Tobacco companies targeted Black neighborhoods, low-income communities, and youth with free menthol cigarettes as ...

1 Syys 31min

PHEC 471: Public Health Is Everywhere

A sidewalk. A nine-hour ER wait. Two very different stories, one question: what does "public health" actually mean? Oluoma Eze and Savaiz Siddiqui join Dr. Huntley to unpack the parts of healthcare no...

25 Elo 34min

PHEC 470: Naming What We Mean, With Jacquelyn Dalton, MPH

When organizations begin quietly moving away from the words "health equity," what happens to the work itself? Jacquelyn Dalton, MPH, Senior Director of Special Initiatives and Projects at Health Leads...

18 Elo 38min

PHEC 469: Preparing For The Worst Day, With Gabby Hadly, MPH

A white powder incident tied to a local election. A measles outbreak unfolding at the same time. For Gabby Hadly, MPH, that was one week on the job, not an outlier. In this episode, Dr. Huntley sits d...

11 Elo 38min

PHEC 468: South Carolina's Hidden Pharmacy, With Kahlia Aposhian And Jessica Gaine

Across South Carolina, thousands of uninsured residents are managing chronic conditions and recovering from hospital stays without the safety net most people take for granted. For many, the gap betwee...

4 Elo 29min

PHEC 467: Three Fields, One Mission

Public health rarely looks the way people expect. It shows up in a hospital pharmacy trying to help a patient afford insulin. It shows up on a highway where a transportation safety lead is tracking wh...

28 Heinä 36min

PHEC 466: Measles, Coalitions, And The Southeast, With Scott Thorpe

South Carolina recently experienced the largest measles outbreak in modern American history, and for Dr. Huntley, who lives and works in the state, this wasn't a distant headline. It was a story unfol...

21 Heinä 28min