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EPISODE · Oct 20, 2021 · 25 MIN

3 Changes To Help Overcome The Mental Health Pandemic — And The Role Comms Can Play

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This episode tackles mental health from the pharmaceutical new perspective with Robert Murphy, head of external communications at Otsuka America Pharmaceutical and Kelly Dencker, EVP, Director of healthcare at Coyne PR. We anchor the conversation in a piece that Otsuka published in Forbes' BrandVoice platform: These 3 Changes Can Help Us Overcome The Mental Health Pandemic by Jodi Helmer. In the conversation, we explore each three factors and dive more deeply into the the role that communications can play in each. Murphy's views are his own and do not necessarily reflect Otsuka America Pharmaceutical.  Topics covered:  01:35 What is it like working at Otsuka America Pharmaceutical? 03:41 How communications can help improve  access to care 08:17 Why mental health community outreach requires a multi-layered approach  11:21 The role comms plays in leveraging the power of digital technology 16:41 How to create a more compassionate culture around mental health 21:55 How the language we uses can shift acceptance of mental health

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