Section 20-B of the POEA Amended Standard Terms and Conditions Governing the Employment of Filipino Seafarers on Board Ocean Going Vessels (“POEASEC” for brevity) provides that “COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS FOR INJURY OR ILLNESS. The liabilities of the employer when the seafarer suffers work-related injury or illness during the term of his contract: x x x”   Under the Definition of Terms found in the Standard Contract, a work related illness is defined as “any sickness resulting to disability or death as a result of an occupational disease listed under Section 32-A of this contract with the conditions set therein satisfied.” In the instant case, the illness “brief psychotic disorder” is not listed as an occupational disease.   In the instant case, it is an undisputed fact that private respondent’s illness occurred during the term of his contract. The remaining issue to be determined is whether or not private respondent’s illness of “brief psychotic disorder” is workrelated.   We find that private respondent’s brief psychotic disorder was not contracted as a result of or caused by the seafarer’s work as an Oiler on board the vessel M.V. Thailine 5.   A review of the evidence shows that the company-designated physician Dr. Mylene Cruz-Balbon (“Dr. Balbon,” for brevity) issued a certification dated 26 June 2006 certifying that private respondent has undergone medical evaluation treatment at Robert D. Lim, M.D. Marine Medical Services, Metropolitan Medical Center from 26 May 2006 up to the date of the certification, due to “Brief Psychotic Disorder.” x x x.   xxx xxx xxx   On the psychological test done on 30 May 2006 on private respondent, Dr. Raymond L. Rosales (“Dr. Rosales,” for brevity) Diplomate in Neurology and Psychiatry and Associate Professor of the University of Santo Tomas Hospital,