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DESCRIPTION:Macaran A. Baird\, M.D.\, M.S.\, is professor and head of the D
 epartment of\n Family Medicine and Community Health Medicine at the Univer
 sity of \nMinnesota and the Board of Director's chair for UCare Minnesota\
 , the \nfourth-largest Minnesota HMO. His work focuses on the integration 
 of \nbehavioral medicine into primary care\, population-based health\, as 
 well \nas family therapy and improving the care of patients with chronic \
 nillness. He is currently an active participant in the Minnesota \nDepartm
 ent of Human Services Children's Psychiatric Consultation \nProtocols Work
 group\, which will become a phone-based clinical resource \nfor physicians
  prescribing atypical antipsychotic and ADHD medications \nfor children. B
 aird also led the multidisciplinary team developing the \nMinnesota Comple
 xity Assessment Method\, which is currently being tested \nin collaboratio
 n with a variety of practices in Minnesota. In addition \nto being a physi
 cian\, Baird is a family therapist.
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SUMMARY:Lourie Memorial Lecture: Dr. Macaran Baird
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Macaran A. Baird\, M.D.\, M.S.\, is professor 
 and head of the Department of\n Family Medicine and Community Health Medic
 ine at the University of \nMinnesota and the Board of Director's chair for
  UCare Minnesota\, the \nfourth-largest Minnesota HMO. His work focuses on
  the integration of \nbehavioral medicine into primary care\, population-b
 ased health\, as well \nas family therapy and improving the care of patien
 ts with chronic \nillness. He is currently an active participant in the Mi
 nnesota \nDepartment of Human Services Children's Psychiatric Consultation
  \nProtocols Workgroup\, which will become a phone-based clinical resource
  \nfor physicians prescribing atypical antipsychotic and ADHD medications 
 \nfor children. Baird also led the multidisciplinary team developing the \
 nMinnesota Complexity Assessment Method\, which is currently being tested 
 \nin collaboration with a variety of practices in Minnesota. In addition \
 nto being a physician\, Baird is a family therapist.
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