Lady of the Lamp

The "Lady of the Lamp" refers to Florence Nightingale, a pioneering nurse in the 19th century who revolutionized healthcare. During the Crimean War, she regularly made rounds at night, carrying a lamp to check on soldiers. Her compassionate care and attention to sanitation drastically reduced infections and deaths. The nickname highlights her dedication, empathy, and the gentle glow of her lamp symbolizing hope and healing in hospital wards. Nightingale's work laid the foundation for modern nursing practices and emphasized the importance of hygiene and compassionate patient care.