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“L’assistenza è un’arte; E’ una delle Belle Arti, la più bella delle Arti Belle.”

“L’assistenza è un’arte; E’ una delle Belle Arti, la più bella delle Arti Belle.” Florence Nightingale. Peter Nightingale of Lea, Derbyshire , 1705-63. George Evans, 1726-1808. Anne, 1733-1815. Peter, 1737-1803. Mary, 1733-1815. William Shore , 1755-1822. William Edward, 1794-1874.

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“L’assistenza è un’arte; E’ una delle Belle Arti, la più bella delle Arti Belle.”

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  1. “L’assistenza è un’arte; E’ una delle Belle Arti, la più bella delle Arti Belle.” FlorenceNightingale

  2. Peter Nightingaleof Lea, Derbyshire, 1705-63 George Evans, 1726-1808 Anne, 1733-1815 Peter, 1737-1803 Mary, 1733-1815 William Shore, 1755-1822 William Edward, 1794-1874 Frances Smith, 1788-1880 Parthenope, 1819 – 1890 Florence, 1820 - 1910

  3. 1798 - 1889 Mary Shore Sorella del padre di Florence 1794-1874 William Edward Shore ("W.E.N.“) Padre di Florence

  4. 1788-1880 Frances “Fanny” Smith Madre di Florence 1819-1890 Parthenope Nightingale Sorelladi Florence

  5. 1818 – 1821lunadimiele in Europa

  6. 1821, ritorno in Inghilterra

  7. Lea Hurst

  8. FN con Partenope (Flo and Parthe) FN a cavallo

  9. EMBLEY PARK - HAMPSHIRE

  10. 1837 – 1839secondoviaggio in Europa

  11. 1842 FN incontra Richard Monckton Milnes

  12. Estate 1850 Kaiserwerth

  13. no. 1 Upper Harley Street, from August 12, 1853 to October, 1854. “I havehadtopreparethis immense house forpatients in ten days – without a bit of help butonlyhindrancefrommyCommittee” FN toMmeMohl, 20 agosto 1853

  14. La guerra di Crimea William Howard Russel, 12 ottobre 1854, “ Itiswithfeelingsofsurprise and anger that the public willlearnthat no sufficientpreparationshavebeenmadefor the proper care of the wounded”

  15. Sidney Herbert, ministro della guerra “Thereisbutoneperson in England that I knowofwhowouldbecapableoforganisingsuch a scheme………”

  16. Memorandum of Agreementmade this  first  day of  December  1854  Between Miss Nightingale on the one part and  Mrs. Hefferman of  London  on the other part. Whereas the said Miss Nightingale Superintendent has undertaken to provide Female Nurses for the Sick and Wounded of the British Army serving in Turkey, And in carrying out this object she has agreed to employ the said  Mrs. Hefferman in the capacity of Nurse, at a Weekly Salary varying from  10/  to  18/  according to merit, and also to provide Board, and Lodging, also to pay all expenses attendant upon the Journeying to or from the present, or any future Hospital that may be appointed for the accommodation of the Sick and Wounded of the said Army. And to pay all expenses of return to this Country, should Sickness render it necessary for the said  Mrs. Hefferman to return, Save and except such return shall be rendered necessary by the discharge of the said  Mrs. Hefferman for neglect of duty, immoral conduct, or intoxication, in which case the said  Mrs. Hefferman shall forfeit all claim upon Miss Nightingale from the period of such discharge. And the said  Mrs. Hefferman hereby agrees to devote her whole time and attention to the purposes aforesaid under the directions and to the satisfaction of the said Superintendent, the whole of whose orders she undertakes to obey, until discharged by the said Superintendent.

  17. Barrack Hospital - Scutari

  18. Balaklava

  19. Mary Seacole "blackNightingale”

  20. 1855 FN ammala di brucellosi From a letter from cousin Bob McDonald: FN had "Crimean Fever" and then developed "Brucellosis".... There was an article written about her in a British medical journal and I have the reference. Apparently, this was a chronic disease and may have contributed to her longstanding withdrawal. 30 marzo 1856 fu firmato l’armistizio Il 7 agosto 1856 torna a Lea Hurst

  21. American Physical Society

  22. American Physical Society

  23. 1859 "Notes on Nursing."

  24. 1860 June 24, The Nightingale Training School for nurses opens at St. Thomas Infirmary This photo was taken on such a day with an older Miss Nightingale and Sir Harry Verney, who was active in the school and the Nightingale Fund which supported the school independent of the hospital. Distintivo della scuola della Nightingale.Introdotto nel 1925 da Alicia Lloyd Still, il disegno fu ripreso dalla Croce ad 8 puntedell'ospedale di San Giovanni a Gerusalemme.I quattro bracci simbolizzano le virtù Cardinali(Prudenza, Temperanza, Giustizia e Fortitudine) e le punte le 8 Beatitudiniche dalla pratica di queste germogliano.

  25. L’evoluzione del nursing

  26. Statue of Florence Nightingale in Waterloo Place, London http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LX-bjFyRgPg

  27. Migration Of Nurses Trained In The Nightingale School EIRE (IRELAND):Dublin: City of Dublin Hospital "...Sister S (Sister Ophthalmic) elected as Matron of the City of Dublin Hospital" -- Letter from Miss Gordon, Matron, St. Thomas’ to FNFever Hospital ? MatronDublin Rotunda Miss Ramsden, Matron; Miss Maria Mitchell (Theatre Sister)CANADA:Montreal: Montreal Hospital 1875 Miss Maria Machin, Matron, with 4 nurses, 2 more sent later. Experienced great difficulties & returned 1878UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:Philadelphia: Philadelphia General Hospital 1884 Miss Alice Fisher, Matron -- set up the first School of Nursing, 1885; Miss Edith Horner, Associate Chief NurseHospital of the University of Pennsylvania Miss Charlotte Hugo appointed Superintendent 1886 -- set up a new Nurses Training School with a staff of Nightingale Nurses -- MrsHorrocks (Night Superintendent), Misses Bellamy, Swallwell and AdamsAUSTRALIA:Sydney: Sydney Hospital 1867 Miss Lucy Osborn appointed Lady Superintendant; Miss Turiff, Asssistant, & Nightingale Nurses: Barker, Blundell, Chant and Miller

  28. The Nightingale School: Foreign Probationers DENMARK: A Danish nurse, Henriette "Henny" Tscherning (1853-1932) trained in the face of family opposition, qualifying in 1878. She visited the Nightingale School at St Thomas’ Hospital in London in 1883 and returned to Denmark where she made a very considerable contribution to nurse education and founded the Danish Nursing Association. FINLAND:Baroness Sophie Mannerheim (German born) entered the Nightingale School as a probationer in 1899 and spent 3 years at the Queen’s Institute for District Nursing. Returned to Finland to become Matron of a large Surgical Hospital at Helsingfors (Helsinki) where she set up a preliminary training school. President of the International Council of Nurses 1922-25. Died in 1928. SWEDEN:Emily Carolina Rappe joined the Nightingale School for training in 1866. She returned to Sweden to take up a post at a new hospital at Uppsala and later became Inspector of Nursing Schools. Was awarded the Gold Medal for "distinguished services". GERMANY:In 1868 the German Crown Princess, Queen Victoria’s eldest daughter, sent Fraulein Fuhrmann to the Nightingale School; she later directed a nursing institution in Berlin. In 1872 two probationers trained and returned to set up a nurse training institution in Darmstadt. The Grand Duchess of Baden sent Frau von Cornberg from Baden. Miss Nightingale maintained close links with the Institution of Kaiserswerth on the Rhine. FRANCE: Links with:Bordeaux (Association Florence Nightingale, Bagatelle)Montpellier (Papers by Dr Anna Hamilton, Faculty of Medicine, Montpellier

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