Florence Nightingale Medal

The Florence Nightingale Medal is a prestigious international award given by the International Red Cross to nurses and healthcare workers who demonstrate exceptional courage, devotion, and service in health care. Named after Florence Nightingale, a pioneer of modern nursing, the medal recognizes individuals who have made noteworthy contributions to improving health and saving lives, often in challenging or wartime conditions. It highlights outstanding dedication, compassion, and professionalism in nursing, serving as an inspiration and acknowledgment of the vital role nurses play in global health and humanitarian efforts.