Florence nightingale

Despite the famous saying that “Men rule the world,” no one can argue with the fact that there are many women who made a huge impact on our society throughout history. Women were oppressed for many years, but that didn't stop them from making amazing achievements in almost every field…

Florence Nightingale English nurse and statistician. From The Illustrated Midland News, 19 March 1870. Wood engraving.

A wealthy English woman chooses the path of service and reform for the English hospital system, teaching hygiene, care and nurse science for millions.

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Florence Nightingale is known as the ‘Lady with the Lamp’ for her nursing during the Crimean War – but there is a lot more to her legacy. Her name has most recently been appropriated in 'Project Nightingale' – a data collection initiative overseen by Google and an American hospital group. Here, Stephen Halliday shares how Nightingale’s own use of data transformed treatment in the Victorian period and explores how modern institutions are still learning from the work of the acclaimed nurse