American Journal of Public Health · 2010 · 89 citations · 3 references
NursingPublic Health NursingHospital MedicinePatient SafetyPopulation Health NursingHygiene In EmergenciesInpatient CareWound CleansingCare Of The SickHumanitarian NursingNursing UnitPublic Health BenefitsPublic Health Protection
The article presents an overview of the efforts that nurse Florence Nightingale made to improve the sanitary conditions of a military hospital in Scutari, Turkey during the Crimean War and to improve the health and hygiene of British soldiers who were patients at the hospital. A discussion of the impact that Nightingale's work had on efforts to bring attention to the importance of public health is presented. Nightingale's popularity and reputation in Great Britain are discussed.
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The Life of Florence Nightingale
E. T. Cook · AJN American Journal of Nursing · 1914 · 138 citations
Florence Nightingale: statistician and consultant epidemiologist.
Florence nightingale as statistician
Edwin W. Kopf · Research in Nursing & Health · 1978 · 11 citations