Malaya's Grand Lady of Medicine- Dr.Soo Kim Lan

Prologue:
-Childhood and family background
-School days and social norms
-Malaya’s first Chinese woman doctor
-Lifelong service to public healthcare
-Champion for charitable causes
-Public services and formal accolades
-Pioneering spirit and final days

Chapter 1: The 1910s
Chapter 2: The 1920s
Chapter 3: The 1930s
Chapter 4: The 1940s
Chapter 5: The 1950s
Chapter 6: The 1960s
Chapter 7: The 1970s
Chapter 8: The Last Decade
Chapter 9: The Family's Tribute

Epilogue
Ackowledgements
Appendix 1
Bibliography
Author's Profile

Dr Jacquelyn PY Soo was in the thick of the commercial communication industry before she traded her
career as Creative Director for the chance to raise her child and two cats, and explore life on the freelance lane as a Communication Specialist. Her academic
background in linguistics and expertise in the communication fields give her an expansive platform to handle top priority communication challenges. Amongst the top 3% travel reviewers for Trip Advisor under a pseudonym, she also enjoyed producing the Little Quark
collection of illustrated children’s literature, a philanthropic book for a young boy suffering from Duchenne
Muscular Disease (DMD), and numerous other books, ghost-written for new and long-lost friends.

Her list of publications in international academic
journals include mixed-methods’ studies on media reception strategies, advertising and promotional discourses. Her portfolio of academic and professional works are freely available at wordspro.weebly.com.