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Dr. Karri Rama Reddy is a renowned Indian psychiatrist, academician, and founder of Manasa Hospital in Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh. Over his career, spanning more than four decades, he has significantly contributed to mental healthcare and education in the region and beyond.

Early Life and Education

Dr. Karri Rama Reddy earned his MBBS in 1976 and his MD in Psychiatry in 1980 from NIMHANS, Bangalore, one of India's premier medical institutions. His quest for knowledge is extraordinary, reflected in his acquisition of over 50 degrees across diverse fields, including law (LLMs in several specializations), technology (MTech), business administration (MBA), and psychotherapy, among others. Notably, he has completed advanced courses under the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL), earning the “NPTEL Superstar” distinction by excelling in multiple subjects.

Career

In 1980, Dr. Reddy founded Manasa Hospital, the first private psychiatric hospital in the region, catering to East Godavari and surrounding districts. The hospital has played a vital role in providing affordable mental healthcare services, particularly to middle-class communities. With a capacity of 50 inpatient beds and robust outpatient services, the hospital treats approximately 10 new cases and 90 follow-up cases daily.

Dr. Reddy has addressed over 135,000 new cases and many more follow-ups during his career, offering treatments ranging from cognitive-behavioral therapy to pharmacotherapy. His work includes managing cases of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, OCD, and anxiety disorders.

Awards and Honors

Dr. Reddy has received numerous prestigious awards, including: – Dr. BC Roy Award, one of the highest honors in Indian medicine. – Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Indian Psychiatric Society and the Indian Association for Private Psychiatry. – Recognition for his scientific research and paper presentations, such as the Vishakha Oration Award for contributions to cyberpsychiatry.

Academic and Research Contributions

Dr. Reddy has contributed extensively to the field of psychiatry through research and publications. His work spans topics like psychosocial aspects of mental illnesses, cultural beliefs, and panic disorders. He has also published a case study on haloperidol-induced deafness in an Australian journal. Additionally, he served as an editor and committee member for the Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine.

Community Engagement

Dr. Reddy is actively involved in knowledge-sharing and community services. He is a member of several organizations, including the Indian Psychiatric Society, American Psychiatric Association, and Rotary Club Rajahmundry. His educational achievements and outreach have made him an inspiring figure in Rajahmundry and beyond.

Legacy

Dr. Karri Rama Reddy’s enduring commitment to mental health, education, and community service makes him a trailblazer in psychiatry. His contributions to affordable healthcare and his extensive academic pursuits position him as a role model in the medical and intellectual communities.

References

Sehat.com – Dr. Karri Rama Reddy's Profile
PsychologyIndia.com – Dr. Karri Rama Reddy
The Hans India – “Dr. Karri Rama Reddy Achieves 50 Degrees