English: This medical case was designed by a General Practitioner in Penang. It includes compartments for pills (with plastic flap added by Dr Chan), injections, syringes, stethoscope, letterheads and envelops etc. He would carry letterheads so that he could write referral letters to specialists. A dedicated doctor who always helped out low-income patients, he continued doing house calls until he retired.

According to clinic assistants Doreen Tan and Susan Leong, house calls were usually charged around $80, with the most being $200 when the doctor had to drive a bit further. The price also depended on the medicine prescribed.

Source: Refer to 2022-H00XXX and 2022-H00XXX for interviews with Dr Chan (Clip 1, 23:52) and with his two assistants Doreen Tan and Susan Leong (Clip 2 21:10).

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The medical case contains a copy of record sheets supplied by the Ministry of Health. Dr Chan used them to record the patient’s particulars, symptoms, referral, and diagnosis. He is usually accompanied by a nurse for his house calls. A dedicated doctor who always helped out low-income patients, he continued doing house calls until he retired.

Source: Refer to 2022-H00XXX and 2022-H00XXX for interviews with Dr Chan (Clip 1, 23:52) and with his two assistants Doreen Tan and Susan Leong (Clip 2 21:10).

https://mycommunity.wikibase.cloud/wiki/Item:Q276

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