BSc Nursing S25 by

1. Annie Warren Gill

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2. Mona Grey

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3. Florence Nightingale

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4. Mary Seacole

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5. Mary Eliza Mahoney

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6. Elizabeth Grace Neil

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7. Edith Cavell

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8. Jonathan Ashbridge

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9. Sophia Duleep Singh

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10. Ethel Gordon Fenwick

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11. Eva Luckes

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12. Joseph Bell

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1. Annie Warren Gill

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2. Mona Grey

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3. Florence Nightingale

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5. Mary Eliza Mahoney

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6. Elizabeth Grace Neil

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7. Edith Cavell

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8. Jonathan Ashbridge

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9. Sophia Duleep Singh

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10. Ethel Gordon Fenwick

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11. Eva Luckes

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12. Joseph Bell

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12. Joseph Bell

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11. Eva Luckes

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10. Ethel Gordon Fenwick

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9. Sophia Duleep Singh

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8. Jonathan Ashbridge

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7. Edith Cavell

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6. Elizabeth Grace Neil

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5. Mary Eliza Mahoney

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4. Mary Seacole

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2. Mona Grey

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3. Florence Nightingale

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4. Mary Seacole

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1. Annie Warren Gill

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Gordon fenwick died aged 90 r.i.p Ethel

Florence Nightingale was unique because she changed how the world saw nursing. She did not just care for sick people, she made hospitals cleaner and safer, which saved many lives. She worked hard, even at night, carrying a lamp to check on her patients. That is why people called her “The Lady with the Lamp.”

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Florence Nightingale

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Florence nightingale was a british nurse and statistician who founded and contributed towards the creation of modern nursing. She play an integral role during the Crimean war where she provided personal care to wounded british soldiers and their fellow allies at night through which she had acquired the name “Lady with the Lamp”. (Britannica. 2025)

Florence Nightingale: A brief history.

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Florence Nightingale was born 12 May 1820,Italy . She studied at Royal college London and was known as the founder of modern nursing and a social reforming.

She died 1910,Mayfair London.

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Miss Annie Warren Gill, was an Assistant Superintendent of Nurses in 1894 in the Royal Infirmary.

Florence Nightingale

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Selanders, L. (2020) ‘Florence Nightingale | Biography & Facts’, Encyclopædia Britannica. Available at: https://www.britannica.com/biography/Florence-Nightingale.

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Florence Nightingale

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Selanders, L. (2020b). Florence Nightingale | Biography & Facts. In: Encyclopædia Britannica. [online] Available at: https://www.britannica.com/biography/Florence-Nightingale.

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Ford.M. (May, 2022). Memorial service pays tribute to ‘inspirational’ Ethel Gordon Fenwick. https://www.nursingtimes.net/history-of-nursing/memorial-service-pays-tribute-to-inspirational-ethel-gordon-fenwick-24-05-2022/?callback=in&code=YJVKNGM3ODETNWQXOC0ZNDKZLWE4NJATNTHJZDQZODUXODM5&state=7870ab1d35b640c389ba0af146e48118 Accessed 22/09/2025