Florence Nightingale - after the Crimea

The transcript discusses a report on the British Army's health and administration, leading to significant reforms and the establishment of a Royal Commission. The narrator, recognized as a hero, received accolades from the Queen and contributed to healthcare improvements, including funding a hospital and a training school for nurses. The narrator's legacy continues to influence modern hospital construction and healthcare practices.

What was the primary focus of the report mentioned in the first section?

• Improving the efficiency of the British Army

• Analyzing the narrator's personal experiences

• Reforming military hospitals with poor conditions

• Establishing a new military training program

What significant change occurred in the War Office as a result of the report?

• The creation of a new military division

• The restructuring of the administrative department

• The introduction of new military tactics

• The dismissal of several high-ranking officials

Who did the narrator meet upon returning home, as mentioned in the second section?

• The Queen

• The Prime Minister

• The General of the Army

• The Mayor of London

What was one of the narrator's contributions to healthcare mentioned in the third section?

• Writing a book on hospital management

• Establishing a training school for nurses

• Founding a new medical university

• Developing a new surgical technique

What did the narrator use the funds raised in Crimea for?

• Establishing Saint Thomas's Hospital

• Donating to a charity

• Building a new military base

• Funding a research project