Florence Nightingale was the founder.

Founder and first president of the American Red Cross.

Participated in a study to determine the
cause of yellow fever.

Coined the term public health nursing.

Founder of the New York State Nurses association and campaigned for nurse licensure in New York.

The oath taken by new nurses.

Poet who was the first male nurse.

Credited with the creation of American
Red Cross Nursing.

Where district nursing first began in the United States.

In response to the post WWII nursing shortage, she created the idea of the associate degree in nursing.

Florence Nightingale came to prominence while serving as a nurse during this war.

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A teacher and reformer of Mental hospitals who recruited and supervised nurses for the Union Army.

Educated nurses first served as army nurses in this war.

Worked with Lillian Ward to establish the Henry Street Settlement House.

Known as the world's first nursing professor and head of the Nursing Department at the Teachers College at Columbia University.

Florence Nightingale's nickname during the Crimean war.

Harriet Tubman's remedy to treat ill and wounded soldiers.

First superintendent of the Army Nurse
Corps.

First superintendent of the Army Nurse
Corps.

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The first president of what is now known as the American Nurses Association and the National League of Nurses.

The hospital in London where Florence Nightingale established the Nightingale School of Nursing.

Louisa May Alcott's book which raised public awareness about the harsh conditions in military hospitals and the hard work being done by nurses.

Superintendent for the Army Nurse
Corps during World War II.

Appointed to the Board of Health to begin school health services.

She worked to establish a standardized nursing curriculum and insisted on the need for nursing research to give the profession a solid scientific base.