20 December 2018
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Despite being told by his peers that he had good surgical hands, Dr Shaju George Olakkangile opted to pursue a career in psychiatry.
After working in a primary healthcare center and seeing 100 -120 patients a day, Dr. Shaju found that by listening to his patients, he was having a great postive effect on their well-being.
Dr Shaju explains that many patients visit a physician and are routinely subjected to multiple tests, when in actuality the patient should instead be evaluated for mood or behavioral disorders. As a result, insurance companies are forced to keep covering for multiple tests and prescriptions without completely resolving the patient's core issues.
As humans, Dr Shaju believes we are always striving for happiness, however achieving a perfect state of happiness is a utopian concept. He goes on to imply that psychiatrists are everyday people and even he indulges in less than healthy habits such as watching TV as a way of making himself happy.
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