Florence Nightingale (character)

Florence Nightingale was a pioneering statistician and healthcare reformer known for transforming nursing and hospital care in the 19th century. She emphasized the importance of cleanliness, sanitation, and proper hygiene in reducing patient mortality. Charismatic and dedicated, she used data visualization to communicate her findings and advocate for health improvements. Often called the founder of modern nursing, Nightingale’s work laid the foundation for professional nursing practices and healthcare standards worldwide. Her compassionate character combined scientific rigor with a deep commitment to patient well-being, inspiring generations of caregivers and public health initiatives.