Name: Episode 2 - Keerthi Harish by Boston Congress of Public Health in HPHR Journal Insights Podcast - Season 1
Duration: 16 min 17 s
Description: The HPHR Journal Insights Podcast brings you Keerthi Harish, co-author of "Caution is Required When Clinically Implementing AI Models: What the COVID-19 pandemic Taught Us About Regulation and Validation".

Thank you for tuning in to the HPHR Journal Insights Podcast! HPHR Journal is an independent academic, referred journal that seeks to improve health equity and social justice through the publication of content grounded in the thoughtful evaluation of evidence. It is published by the Boston Congress of Public Health (BCPH), a nonprofit organization that addresses social change at the nexus of public health, health equity, and social justice. This podcast delves into articles published in HPHR Journal that address complex public health issues in an effort to effect social change.

HPHR Journal Insights Podcast - Season 1

Listen as Claire shares a brief glimpse of what she gained from continuing her conversation with Dr. Mary M. Wesley and discussing the importance of public health research.

Claire Bunn Discusses Research's Role in Achieving Health Equity with Dr. Mary M. Wesley

Listen as Claire narrates her final blog post reflecting on her understanding of the importance of stories and curiosity in creating change.

Claire Bunn Reflects on Stories in Public Health

In this blog, Naina Qayyum reflects on insights from her conversation with parents on child feeding experiences and challenges. It is part 2 of 2 in the series 'Those Who Feed Us'. Read here: https://hphr.org/qayyum-blog-8/

Naina Qayyum Discusses Child Feeding Practices (Part 2)

The HPHR Journal Insights Podcast brings you Keerthi Harish, co-author of "Caution is Required When Clinically Implementing AI Models: What the COVID-19 pandemic Taught Us About Regulation and Validation".

Episode 2 - Keerthi Harish

HPHR Journal Author Insights Podcast features Guest Dr. Mattar as she discusses "The Traumatic Impact of U.S. Immigration Policies: A Call to Action for Mental Health Providers".

Episode 1 - Dr. Sandra Mattar

HPHR Journal Author Insights Podcast features guests Dr. Sulare Telford Rose and Dr. Jennifer Myers as they discuss "A Preliminary Report of Trauma Impact on Language Skills in Bilingual Adults: A Case for Trauma-Informed Services".

Episode 3 - Dr. Sulare Telford Rose and Dr. Jennifer Myers

HPHR Journal Author Insights Podcast features Guests Christy Altidor and Jerrica Davis as they discuss "Ensuring Health Equity in Adolescent Sexual Health Education."

Episode 4 - Jerrica Davis and Christy Altidor

HPHR Journal Author Insights Podcast features Hyelee Kim as she discusses "A Literature Review of Gustatory Over-Responsivity Among the Population with Autism Spectrum Disorders."

Episode 5 - Dr. Hyelee Kim

Attached is an edited live stream of The Great Health Debates: Episode 1: What Happens If We Continue to Ignore Disability Culture and Visibility.

Episode 1: What Happens If We Continue to Ignore Disability Culture and Visibility

"Cap Rules Everything Around Me: The Myth of Freedom Under Capitalism” explores the concept of freedom and whether it can really exist in a capitalist society. It also emphasizes the need to view the workplace through a public health lens.

BCPH Blog 1, "Cap Rules Everything Around Me: The Myth of Freedom Under Capitalism"

BCPH publishes BCPHR (formerly Harvard Public Health Review or HPHR Journal), which advances the organization's mission to democratize public health.

Episode 2 - Keerthi Harish

Boston Congress of Public Health

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