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As the Covid- 19 epidemic enthusiasm on across the world, there’s no mistrustfulness about our new-age superheroes the croakers and nurses. Nurses working along the frontlines with bare minimal defensive gear and watching thousands of people die from Coronavirus in recent times and participating in their horror stories on social media can bring gashes to your eyes.
On International Nurses Day, let’s honor our Corona soldiers who are keeping away their own internal peace and physical health to walk into death’s mouth by risking definite exposure to Covid- 19 all for doing their duty.
World Nurses Day is celebrated on the birth anniversary of notorious nurse Florence Nightingale, also called ‘Lady with the Beacon’ the compassionate figure who brought joy to the last days of hundreds of soldiers in the Crimean War(1854- 56).
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On International Nurses Day, we’ve put together a list of 5 notorious nurses from history who changed the world by revolutionizing the nursing profession.
Then are 5 nurses who are trailblazers in the nursing field and made a name for themselves all over the world
- Florence Nightingale
Born in 1820, Florence Nightingale was just 17 when she believed that she was called into service by God” to do commodity toward lifting the cargo of suffering from the helpless and miserable.” And she did so until the age of 90 when she failed.
Nightingale went ahead with her decision to come to a nurse despite her parents’ expostulations to a profession that wasn’t estimable at the time. The youthful visionary went ahead and came a supervisor of a London- grounded women’s sanitarium just three times!
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The Lady with the Beacon’ established the first scientifically grounded nursing academy, the Nightingale School of Nursing, in London in 1860 and also came to the first woman in the world to be instated into the Order of Merit.
It’s no wonder that International Nurses Day is celebrated on the birth anniversary of this great nurse. The healthcare system moment wouldn’t be the same moment if not for Florence Nightingale.
From an ill-reputed profession, nursing changed into a well-reputed field, all thanks to her.
- Dorothea Dix
Mental health cases used to be treated like little further than creatures before Dorothea Dix came on the scene and started to probe how the mentally ill were being treated in the US state of Massachusetts.
After her examinations, she drafted ‘ Memorial ’ a report of the mortal rights violations in treating the mentally ill, and transferred it to the council. This led to the state’s internal sanitarium system being converted.
On International Nurses Day, it’s veritably important for all of us to know of this inconceivable lady born in 1802 who revolutionized the way internal health cases were treated. She was a colonist in the field of psychiatric nursing.
- Clara Barton
Born in 1821, a time after Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton was a Civil War nurse and used to tend to wounded soldiers. She started a company that is presently serving millions in the American Red Cross society.
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The way she saw war over near through the soldiers she treated made her speak up. And her addresses eventually brought her in contact with US chairpersons Rutherford B Hayes and Chester Arthur.
The after gave her authorization to produce the American Red Cross and now it has come synonymous with disaster relief not just in the US but in other corridors of the world too. On World Nurses Day, let’s pay homage to Clara Barton.
- Mary Eliza Mahoney
Till Mary Eliza Mahoney made an appearance, African American nurses didn’t live in American history. Born in 1845, she was the first African American woman to graduate nursing academy in the US and get a job as a professional nurse.
She’s a trailblazer in the field of nursing and thanks to Mary Eliza Mahoney, now there are around,000 African American nurses.
- Virginia Lynch
Virginia Lynch is an ultramodern nurse, more important youngish than the other nurses on our list. Born in 1941, Lynch is the foremost colonist in forensic nursing and helped produce a system that would bring justice to millions of rape victims.
When she was still in the nursing academy, Lynch met numerous rape victims and the sad part was that it was nearly a norm back also that rapers wouldn’t get caught.
The substantiation in rape cases similar tothe victim’s clothes or particular particulars of the victims wasn’t taken seriously. They were lost, lost, or simply not given to the authorities.
On International Nurses Day, let us thank her for making the world a substantially safer space, especially for women.
There have been numerous notorious nurses besides the bones mentioned over, but these 5 nurses surely had a big hand in creating the kind of nursing system we’ve now across the world.
On International Nurses Day, let us thank our Corona soldiers for risking their lives on the frontlines from the bottom of our hearts.
