When is Nurse's Day?

International Nurses' Day is held on May 12 every year to commemorate the establishment of florence nightingale, the founder of modern nursing discipline, in 19 12. Its basic purpose is to advocate, inherit and carry forward Nightingale's humanitarian spirit of taking risks, being willing to contribute, saving lives and saving lives.

Introduction of Florence Nightingale

Florence Nightingale (English: Florence Nightingale,1820may12-19/kloc-0 August13) is a nurse and statistician in Britain. Born in Florence, Italy, a family from the upper class in England.

After studying nursing in Germany, Nightingale worked in a hospital in London. 1853, she became the head nurse of London Charity Hospital. During the Crimean War, she tried her best to let the British military open hospitals on the battlefield to provide medical services for soldiers. She analyzed the mountain of military archives and pointed out that the cause of British death in the Crimean War was infection outside the battlefield.

Moreover, after being injured on the battlefield, they were not properly taken care of, and not many people actually died on the battlefield. She even used circular charts to illustrate these materials. Florence Nightingale and 38 nurses went to work in the Crimean Field Hospital on June1854+1October 2 1, and became the head nurse of the hospital, known as "the angel of Crimea". Nightingale often patrols the ward in the dark with lanterns, also known as "Mrs. Lantern".

19 10 In August, Nightingale died suddenly in her sleep at the age of 90.