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In 60, Phoebe (Greece) went to every family with sick people to take care of. She is admired and revered as the world’s first home nursing female. In the 4th century, Ms. Fabiola (Roman) voluntarily turned her luxurious home into a hospital, welcoming the poor and sick to take care of herself. During the European expedition, the hospital was built to take care of a large number of sick pilgrims. Both men and women perform health care for everyone. Nursing career begins to become a respected profession. By the 16th century, the monastic regime in England and Europe was abolished. Religious organizations were disbanded, resulting in a serious shortage of caregivers. Women who commit crimes and are detained are recruited to work as nurses instead of serving sentences, while other women only take care of their families. This context creates misleading notions of society towards nursing.

 

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Between the 18th and early 19th centuries, social reform changed the nurse’s role. The role of women in society has also improved. During this period, an English woman who was revered and revered by the world was the founder of the nursing industry, Florence Nightingale (1820-1910). She was born into a wealthy family in England so she was well educated. She knows many foreign languages, reads many philosophical, religious and political books. From an early age, she showed her divinity and ambition to help the poor. She overcame the resistance of her family to enter and work at Kaiserswerth Hospital (Germany) in 1847. She then studied further in Paris (France) in 1853. In 1854-1855, the Crimean War broke out. As a result, she and 38 other British women were sent to Turkey to serve the soldiers of the British Royal Army. Here she gave the theory of hygiene science in health facilities and after two years she reduced the death rate of wounded soldiers from infections from 42% to 2%. At night, Florence, alone, holding a kerosene lamp, taking care of the wounded, left the image of a woman with a lamp in the memory of the wounded at that time. The war was not over, Florence had to return to England. The “Crimea fever” and the stress of the days on the front made her incapable of working. She was given a £ 50,000 gift from the people and British soldiers for health care. Because health prevented him from working in the hospital, Florence created a £ 50,000 budget management committee in 1860. The Nightingale Nursing School, along with a one-year training program, laid the foundation for the system. Nursing training is not only in the UK but also in many countries around the world.