1. If you want to live safely, you must have five necessities: first, clean air; Second, clarify drinking water; Third, circulating ditches; Fourth, sweep the house; Fifth, get enough sunshine.
2. Willfulness and prejudice mean that one's subjective opinions and intentions are a kind of freedom, but this freedom still stays in the slave situation.
3. The work object of nurses is not cold stones, wood and pieces of paper, but human beings with blood and life. Nursing is the most delicate art, one of the reasons is that nurses must have a sympathetic heart and a pair of hands willing to work.
Talking about hope all the time is a disaster for people. I really want to see people who don't like to talk about themselves outside the window. He likes talking about the outside world.
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Florence nightingale was the first real female nurse in the world and began her nursing career. Because of nightingale's efforts, the status and image of nurses with low status in the past have been greatly improved and become a lofty symbol.
Nightingale has also become synonymous with the spirit of nurses. "5. 12" International Nurses' Day was set up on Nightingale's birthday to commemorate the founder of modern nursing.
Nightingale Nursing School started with 15 females, aged between 25 and 35, and the training time was one year. Students' accommodation, uniforms and tuition fees are all free, and a grant of 10 is given every year.
The school was entrusted to the nursing director of St. Thomas Hospital, and Nightingale had only been to the school twice. But she has been paying attention to the development of the school. The hospital nursing director has been asking her for instructions and reporting everything about the school. Nurses and head nurses often interview at nightingale's house.
Nightingale's plan and basic principle for the school are: "Nurses must receive technical training in specially organized hospitals, and nurses must live in school dormitories that are adapted to improving morality and observing discipline." She drafted the "Daily Report of Students' Conduct and Academic Achievements".