Where in the crimean war did Florence Nightingale work at?

Answer 1

In 1844 Nightingale decided to work in hospitals. Her family furiously resisted her plan, on the ostensible ground that nurses were not "ladies" but menial drudges, usually of questionable morals. Nevertheless, she managed to do some private nursing and then to spend a few months at Kaiserworth, a German school and hospital. In 1853 she became superintendent of the London charity-supported Institution for Sick Gentlewomen in Distressed Circumstances.

Answer 2

1849 - traveled to Europe to study the European hospital system.

1850 - traveled to Alexandria, Egypt and began studying nursing at the Institute of Saint Vincent de Paul.

1851 - aged thirty-one, went to Germany to train to become a nurse.

1853 - became superintendent of the Hospital for Gentlewomen in London.

1854 - the Crimean War broke ou

Answer 3

Florence Nightingale worked in the Crimea during the war at the British Army hospital at Scutari (modern-day Istanbul, Turkey). She and her team of nurses significantly improved sanitation and medical care, reducing the mortality rate among wounded soldiers.

Answer 4

Florence was trained in Germany at a respectable, charitable Institution in Germany and worked with orphans and in the hospital there.

Answer 5

The name of the hospital she worked in was Scutari Hospital. Later on in her life she set up a training school for nurses at St.Thomas Hospital.

Answer 6

She wanted to become a nurse

Answer 7

St. Thomas hospital

Answer 8

the barrak hospital