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The Little Mermaid’s impact on storytelling [PODCAST]

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August 10, 2023
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Join Erkeda DeRouen, a family physician, as we delve into the recent remake of The Little Mermaid. Discover how this Disney film led Erkeda on a journey to explore the inspiring story of Howard Ashman, his battle with HIV during the AIDS epidemic, and the lessons we can learn from his legacy. We’ll also discuss the power of storytelling in health care and how collaboration can revolutionize the system for better outcomes.

Erkeda DeRouen is a family physician.

She discusses the KevinMD article, “The Little Mermaid inspires a health care revolution: Breaking silos for equitable, accessible, and innovative solutions.”

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