The mother of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale ... In 1859, she wrote “Notes on Nursing,” a curriculum for at-home nursing. Her book also was sold to the general public to promote ...

Florence Nightingale’s Legacy ... and Legacy Though confined by illness, Nightingale remained an intellectual force. She wrote over 200 books, reports, and pamphlets—many in simple language ...

For nearly 200 years, Florence ... model for nursing education throughout Great Britain. Similar schools would be established in Africa, America, Australia, Canada and other countries. Nightingale ...

On the occasion of its 50th award, the Commission for the Florence Nightingale Medal wishes to pay homage to ... Also active in the areas of public health and nursing education. Registered nurse.

Speaking ahead of the ceremony, she added: “On the birthday of Florence Nightingale, who showed us the path of service in war nearly 200 years ago, I pray also for the global nursing community that ...

National Nurses Day is the first day of National Nursing Week, which will conclude on May 12 on the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale. She was popularly also known as The Lady With the Lamp.

Known as 'The Lady with the Lamp', she is credited with significantly improving ... Head of Curation at Derby Museums and Victoria Sweetmore, a nursing historian at the University of Derby go ...

but also letters for my brother and I and a copy of a short article she had written for Nursing Times while a third-year student nurse in 1968. “The article my mum wrote so many years ago shaped how ...

Ms. Catron wrote ... She laughed, thinking back to the moment. “I was like, ‘Well, this is a date.’” Beyond the intimacy forged by the questions, they bonded over a love of books, writing ...