Jacqueline Court-Brown (nee Mok)

Jacqueline is a pioneering figure in the field of paediatrics, having arrived in Edinburgh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at the age of 16 to complete her secondary education. She entered Edinburgh Medical School in 1969 and has since worked and lived in Edinburgh. 

 

Jacqueline's contributions to children's healthcare have been profound, particularly in the areas of paediatric HIV infection and child protection. She played a leading role in planning, developing, and delivering coordinated services for children with HIV, defining standards for clinical care, education, and social integration. 

 

Jacqueline was also instrumental in setting up a central referral point for child protection concerns, ensuring a rapid and effective response to vulnerable children. 

 

Her dedication to improving the lives of children and families has had a lasting impact on the community, and her legacy continues to inspire future generations of medical professionals.