A growing number of health workers, including many nurses, have lost their lives in recent years while carrying out humanitarian missions. On the occasion of its 50th award, the Commission for the ...

For nearly 200 years, Florence ... s “Notes on Nursing,” that guided Victorian wives in keeping members of their households healthy. Nightingale’s long, ultimately successful effort to bring trained ...

Detractors recently have chipped away at Nightingale’s role as a caregiver, pointing out that she served as a nurse ... embracing Victorian convention and domestic life, Florence had greater ...

While there were still rich people and poor people in Victorian England, a strong economy and cheap ... Wars spurred innovation as well, as Florence Nightingale’s pioneering work in nursing during the ...

(MENAFN- The Conversation) For nearly 200 years, Florence ... trained nurses and midwives into England's and Ireland's notorious workhouses has gone largely unacknowledged. During Victorian ...

Peter Kay knew a little bit about Florence Nightingale ... the house’s sitting rooms. Derbyshire, Kay explains, was not only where Nightingale discovered her vocation as a nurse, tending to ...

Florence Nightingale’s family home ... right around the time Nightingale, the legendary statistician and nurse, was born. Nightingale is considered the founder of modern nursing, particularly ...

For nearly 200 years, Florence ... s “Notes on Nursing,” that guided Victorian wives in keeping members of their households healthy. Nightingale’s long, ultimately successful effort to bring trained ...

For nearly 200 years, Florence ... s “Notes on Nursing,” that guided Victorian wives in keeping members of their households healthy. Nightingale’s long, ultimately successful effort to bring trained ...