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FLORENCE NIGTINGALE, _110258298_florence - Coggle Diagram

- - - - She set out to improve hygiene practices, thereby reducing the mortality rate.
        
        The hard work she was doing ended up damaging her health.
- - - - Finding that 16,000 of the 18,000 deaths were due to preventable diseases.
      - Its ability to translate this data into a new visual format caused a sensation.
        
        Which I call the polar area diagram, now known as the "Nightingale rose diagram".
        
        which
        
        Inspiring new sanitation standards in the military
        
        Showed how the work of the Sanitary Commission reduced the Army's death rate.
- - - - Within it, the Nightingale Training School for Nurses
  - - - Nightingale continued her work from her bed.
- - - - to organize a corps of nurses to tend to the sick and fallen soldiers in the Crimea.
        
        assembled a team of 34 nurses from a variety of religious orders
    - - Rodents and bugs scurried past them.
      - The most basic supplies, such as bandages and soap, grew increasingly scarce
      - Patients layed on in their own excrement on stretchers strewn throughout the hallways
      - water needed to be rationed
      - Soldiers were dying from infectious diseases like typhoid and cholera
  - - - instituted the creation of an “invalid’s kitchen”
        
        pealing food for patients with special dietary requirements was cooked
      - Established a laundry
        
        patients would have clean linens
      - Instituted a classroom and a library
        
        Intellectual stimulation and entertainment
  - - - granting her a prize from the British government.
  - - - The poor reputation of past female nurses had led the war office to avoid hiring more
      - England was in an uproar about the neglect of their ill and injured soldiers
        
        lacked sufficient medical attention due to hospitals being horribly understaffed
        
        languished in appallingly unsanitary and inhumane conditions