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Subspecialization in psychiatry: Does it fit with India's need?

Going back to the early 19 century, psychiatry separated from the mainstream of general medicine and now has established its unique identity as a major discipline in developing nations. In India, postgraduate courses in psychiatry started in the 1940s. Like other medical specialties, the development of subpecialization within psychiatry is growing. In recent years some premier institutes in India have initiated subspecialization courses in psychiatry, including geriatric psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry and de-addiction psychiatry.