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Pediatric Psychology and Developmental Medicine
Patricia Marik, PsyD

Patricia Marik, PsyD

Associate Professor of Pediatrics

Locations

  • Pediatric Psychology and Developmental Medicine

Education

Fellowship, La Rabida Children's Hospital, 2008
Internship, Children's Hospital of Michigan, 2006
PsyD, Xavier University, 2006
MA, Xavier University, 2003
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Research Interests

  • Psychosocial aspects of high risk asthma
  • Adherence in high risk asthma
  • Psychosocial aspects of cleft lip and palate
  • Patient and family functioning in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

Publications

Publications of Patricia K. Marik PsyD, MA from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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