Florence Nightingale (in context of nursing strikes)

Florence Nightingale is known as the founder of modern nursing. In the 19th century, she improved sanitary conditions in hospitals, reducing infection and saving lives. Her work emphasized trained nurses and hygiene, transforming healthcare practices. While she didn't participate in nursing strikes, her advocacy for better working conditions and professional standards laid the foundation for nurses' rights and labor movements. Her influence helped elevate nursing to a recognized, respected profession, advocating for quality care and fair treatment for both patients and nurses.