Nightingale's influence on later medical workers

Her idea of serving patients has infected many people, and people respectfully call him angels in white.

Nightingale was born in a wealthy immigrant family in Florence, a historic city in central Italy, and later moved to Britain with her family. When I was young, I was eager to learn, read all kinds of classics and received a good education. She studied at the University of Paris, France, and is proficient in English, French, Italian and German. Her parents hope that she can develop her talents in literature and music and become one of them.

Society, she is not interested in it.

During the Crimean War from 1854 to 1856, there were nurses in French military hospitals to take care of the sick and wounded. The battlefield hospitals in Britain are poorly managed, ambulances are in poor condition, and there are no nurses to take care of the wounded and sick. The death rate of soldiers is as high as 50%. Nightingale volunteered to be a nurse in the battlefield. At the invitation of the British government, she led 38 nurses to the front line to serve in four field hospitals.

At that time, there was a shortage of materials, water and medical care in the front line. However, she was not discouraged. She saved the sick and wounded with full enthusiasm and tried her best to eliminate all kinds of difficulties. She reorganized the hospital, improved the nutrition and hygiene conditions of the wounded, rectified the supply of toilets, laboratories and kitchens, bandages and medicines, and strengthened wound care. She is full of sympathy and sense of responsibility for the wounded, solving their daily necessities and food, organizing the families of soldiers to work together and increasing their nutrition, thus changing the face of the field hospital. About half a year, the death rate of the wounded and sick dropped to 2.2%. She was once a legend in England.

Nightingale is kind and amiable, loves the sick and wounded, treats her work seriously and responsibly, and has a high sense of responsibility and excellent organizational skills. she

Keep working. In the dark, nightingales patrol with oil lamps.

Take care of every wounded soldier in every way. The wounded soldiers were moved to lie on the bed, kissed her figure on the wall, expressed their high respect for her, and unanimously called her "Ms. Lantern" affectionately. Her deeds are widely circulated.

After the war, nightingale devoted herself to nursing. She is called.

..... thus becoming "the founder of modern nursing education" ... Ms. Nightingale is the noblest.

Dedicated his life to the nursing cause and struggled for the nursing cause all his life. The British regard her as the pride of Britain, and set up a bronze statue for her in London, and printed her bust on the back of the British 10 banknote (the front is

Bust of II). Longfellow (1807- 1882), a great American poet, wrote poems for her, praising her lofty spirit and being a hero in the female world. Now the whole world commemorates her with May 12 as the Nurses' Day. Nightingale is listed as one of the great men in the world and is respected by people.