Florence Nightingale Comes Home Online Resources

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An exploration of Florence Nightingale's chart titled "Diagram Showing the Numbers Living and Dead at the Several Ages from 20 - 40"

An exploration of Florence Nightingale's chart titled "Diagram Representing the Mortality in the Hospitals at Scutari and Kulali, from Oct 1st 1854 to Sept 20th 1855"

An exploration of Florence Nightingale's chart titled "Representing the Relative Mortality of the Army at Home and of the English Male Population at Corresponding Ages"

Florence Nightingale Quiz: A self-marking 10-question quiz on themes relating to Florence Nightingale's life.

Nightingale & Population Density: An exploration of Florence Nightingale's diagrams concentrating on population density comparisons.

An interactive tour of key locations around the globe in Florence Nightingale's life, developed in Google Earth. Individual locations can be explored using Google streetview and other google Earth tools.

An interatctive timeline of Florence Nightingale's life, based on the timeline included in pages xiii to xv of Florence Nightingale at Home by Paul Crawford, Anna Greenwood, Richard Bates and Jonathan Memel.

London Slums by Gustav Dore, Welcome Collection exterior image of slums

Boy with cut finger by David Wilkie (Scottish artist) 1785-1841, shows interior of a home, Welcome Collection

Kensington Slums, Welcome Collection exterior image of homes of the poor

(2) A Bird in a Gilded Cage: webpage discussing the expectations of women of Florence Nightingale's status in her time, adapted from the Florence Nightingale Derbyshire Association's 2010 Exhibition. Adapted from the Florence Nightingale Derbyshire Association's 2010 Exhibition.

(6) Legend and Legacy: webpage detailing Florence Nightingale's lasting influence and fame. Adapted from the Florence Nightingale Derbyshire Association's 2010 Exhibition.

(5) The Reform Years: webpage discussing Florence Nightingale's work to reform army welfare, and her later years and death. Adapted from the Florence Nightingale Derbyshire Association's 2010 Exhibition.

Social Media influencers face relentless abuse' BBC news article, some of the downsides of being an influencer

Marcus Rashford, free school meals campaign

A blog on some of the parallels between the life of Florence Nightingale and the 'Cabin Fever' brought about by the pandemic.

A blog post about Maragret Povey, Nightingale's nearest living relative and Nightingale nurse. Part of https://blogs.nottingham.ac.uk/florencenightingale/

How to Treat People - a Nurse at Work: Nurse, writer and spoken word artist Molly Case gave a talk as part of a training day for nurses and nursing students at the University of Nottingham's Institute for Mental Health.

A blog about the Florence Nightingale Foundation's Nightingale Frontline Leadership Support Service during the Covid-19 pandemic. Part of https://blogs.nottingham.ac.uk/florencenightingale/

Explore roles in the NHS. This page includes a 'Find your career' quiz which may be suitable for older children to try independently.

A blog post about Kofoworola Abeni Pratt, a pinoeer in health and the first black nurse to work in the NHS Part of https://blogs.nottingham.ac.uk/florencenightingale/

Medicine and health in Victorian times (includes discussion with Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole from 12:15)

Audio recording of Florence Nightingale speaking set to an animated photograph.

Field Ambulance Used by Florence Nightingale'. Photograph, n.d. Wellcome Collection, Creative Commons licence CC BY 4.0 Embedded on page: http://www.florencenightingale.org/blog/blog.aspx

Description of changes made to Marylebone Workhouse

St,. Marylebone. New casual ward for the poor 1867

F. Nightingale and Sir H. Verney with group of nurses at Claydon House. Wellcome Collection, Creative Commons licence CC BY 4.0. Embedded on page: http://www.florencenightingale.org/florence-nightingale-in-derbyshire/2010-exhibition/3-health-and-hospitals.aspx

The Florence Nightingale Pledge'. Wellcome Collection, Creative Commons licence CC BY 4.0 Embedded on page: http://www.florencenightingale.org/florence-nightingale-in-derbyshire/2010-exhibition/6-legend-and-legacy.aspx

Notes on Nursing what it is, and what it is not by Florence Nightingale 1860