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florence nightingale
Florence Nightingale, OM, RRC (in her own pronunciation IPA: [ˈflɒɾəns ˈnaɪtɪŋgeɪl]; 12 May 1820 – 13 August 1910), who came to be known as "The Lay with the Lamp", was a pioneer of modern nursing, a writer, and a noted statistician.
Trivia about florence nightingale
A little "bird" told us this English nurse was named for the Italian city of her birth
During the Crimean War, this British nurse toured the soldiers' hospital at night with her lantern
Nurses Week begins on May 6th & ends May 12th--appropriately, this woman's birthday
In 1860, 4 years after leaving the Crimea, she wrote the book "Notes on Nursing: What It Is and What It Is Not"
Over 50 years after nursing soldiers in the Crimea, she became the first woman awarded the Brit. Order of Merit
Her 1860 "Notes on Nursing" was the first textbook for nurses
In 1853 she became head of London's Harley Street Nursing Home; a year later, she shipped out to Scutari, Turkey
In "Notes on Hospitals", she wrote that the first requirement of a hospital is to "do the sick no harm"
Founder of the nursing profession, she was named after the city in which she was born
Sadly, in the last decade of her life this "Lady With The Lamp" was blind & an invalid
In 1854 she set sail with 38 nurses in tow to help wounded Crimean War soldiers
The 1st Baron Herbert of Lea was the man who sent this woman and her nurses to the Crimean front
National Hospital Week honors the birthday of this founder of modern nursing
British soldiers wounded in the Crimean War called her the "Lady with the Lamp"
This "Lady With A Lamp" refused to believe in the germ theory of the spread of disease
Medical reformer_ L O _ _ _ _ E_ I G _ _ I N G _ _ E
According to Sherman & Mr. Peabody, she had to find oil before she could be the Lady with the Lamp
In 1860 she founded her nursing school at London's St. Thomas's Hospital with funds raised by the public
A little "bird" told us National Hospital Day commemorates her May 12th birthday
In 1859 she wrote the short book "Notes on Nursing", instructing housewives in nursing care
Britain's National Army Museum says she used the lantern seen here, not the glass one she's usually pictured with
In 1912 the Int'l Committee of the Red Cross created a medal for nursing named for this 19th century British woman
"Crimea" river over our Miss July seen here--good night, nurse
During the Crimean War, she used a lamp to light her way on rounds in the Scutari Hospital wards
(Sarah) The little girl who fell off a swing got out of the hospital today, saying her new hero is this famed nurse
In the evenings she carried a lamp while walking the corridors of a hospital in the Crimea tending to Britain's wounded
"The Lady with the Lamp"
Susan B. Anthony pushed for women's rights while this woman was nursing British soldiers in the Crimean War
Registered nurses take a pledge named for this woman
"Santa Filomena", about this woman, states: "A lady with a lamp shall stand in the great history of the land"
St. Thomas' Hospital, where she founded a training school for nurses in 1860, is now home to her museum