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John Fielding, CEO
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Her ambition was that well educated nurses eventually should contribute to raising the quality of Swedish health care and she was very familiar with the excellent nursing school that Florence Nightingale had established at St Thomas Hospital in London.
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Brian Mengel, Civil Servant
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Florence Nightingale's famous nursing innovations improved the military hospitals, while a newly constructed road and railway improved the supply route between Balaklava and Sevastopol.
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Miles Rhodes, Wine Taster
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When Florence Nightingale made her statement, nursing tasks consisted of housekeeping, meal preparation, and patient hygiene.
Florence Nightingale Nursing School Extensive photo galleries illustrate the history of this famous French establishment.
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Sveta Romanova, Intelligence Officer
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Florence Nightingale is famous for her life in nursing especially in the field hospitals of the Crimean War.
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Phuong Nguyen, Exotic Dancer
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Florence Nightingale's Voice - A 52 second WAV file of Florence Nightingale's voice, recorded July 30, 1890.
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Keith Tennant, Factory Worker
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In 1859 Florence Nightingale became involved with St Thomas setting up on this site her famous nursing school.
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Adam Findley, Professional Motivator
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Florence Nightingale: "Handmaiden of the Lord" - A brief overview by The National Episcopal AIDS Coalition, emphazing the caring and compassion of nurses today inspired by Nightingale's faith and commitment to nursing.
Florence Nightingale - bio from Microsoft Encarta about the woman who had a profound effect of nursing and medical care.
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Dave Simons, Internet Entrepeneur
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Florence Nightingale - In-depth information of this pioneer in nursing and a brief overview of some of her works.
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Anita Ganesh, Poet
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Florence Nightingale Some essays on the life and work of nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale, along with a selection of quotations, a timeline and some commercial links.
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Jack Crawford, WWII Veteran
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The Nightingale Lamp, used so often in nursing ceremonies today, is a replica of the lamp carried by Florence as she made her nightly rounds in the Barrack Hospital during the Crimean War.
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