Bringing the Soul Back to Medicine
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Bringing the Soul Back to Medicine with Dr. Mark Sullivan: Episode 185 Medicine isn’t just lab results and checkboxes—it’s about…
The Erosion of Trust in Healthcare: Restoring the Patient-Physician Relationship
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Article originally published in Physician’s Weekly on July 10, 2025 In recent years, the United States has witnessed a significant…
The technological divide: Navigating the depersonalizing impact of technology on the patient-physician connection
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Article originally published in https://www.dotmed.com/news/story/64702 on May 16, 2025 The digital revolution has radically transformed healthcare, bringing sophisticated tools like…
Compassion in Crisis: Tackling Burnout & Healthcare From Within
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Article originally published to physiciansweekly.com on February 19, 2025 Dr. Cecily D. Havert advocates for rebuilding healthcare from within through…
From Suffering to Strength: Nurturing Holistic Well-Being
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Article originally published to physiciansweekly.com on Feb 11, 2025 Being healthy requires moving from suffering to strength through reducing physical,…
Sleep: Dr. Mark Sullivan on the Importance of Good Sleep Priority
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Originally posted on Authority Magazine (June 28, 2024) Modify your sleeping environment to minimize disturbances. This includes a comfortably cool,…
Navigating the complexities of the good in modern medical practice
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*Originally published on Medical Economics on May 10, 2024 Defining what constitutes “the good of the patient: is complex in a…
Do Not Lose, Snooze
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In a previous article, I introduced some of the ‘homework assignments’ that I prescribe to patients as I support their…
The ‘Good’ of the Patient: Whose Good Is It? Approaching Care
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In my first article, I introduced a method of understanding health and happiness through a trusting relationship of care and…
Health, Happiness, Homework, and Trusting Patient-Physician Care
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Depending on who you ask, health and happiness can have various meanings and implications. Philosophical, societal, religious, scientific, and economic…
