The lady with lamp

Florence Nightingale (12 May 1820 – 13 August 1910)

Songbird is the organizer of present day nursing. She changed nursing into a respectable calling and set the measures for spotless, safe clinics around the world. Songbird was additionally an author and analyst. She is credited with developing the pie graph, to perform the unnecessary passings caused by unsanitary conditions amid the Crimean war.

Songbird's Calling

At the point when Songbird was 24 years of age, she had a calling from God. She chose her calling was to help the wiped out and the poor by turning into a medical caretaker. Songbird originated from an affluent family and was not anticipated that would work. It was particularly unsatisfactory for her to act as a medical attendant since nursing was not a respectable calling at the time.

Songbird went to the Foundation of Deaconesses in Kaiserswerth, Germany, to find out about nursing. As of now, medical caretakers learned through involvement, not through preparing. She treated debilitated individuals, conveyed pharmaceutical, and helped amid operations.

Crimean War

In 1854, Britain entered the Crimean War. Songbird and a group of 38 medical attendants went to Crimea to help the injured fighters. The military doctor's facilities were grimy and keep running down. Songbird made sterile changes which brought the passing rate down from 40% to 2%.

Songbird was thoughtful and delicate with the officers. She would chat with them and solace them as she made her rounds. At the point when Songbird made her rounds during the evening, she conveyed a light with her to light her direction and ended up plainly known as "The Woman with the Light."