Fighting fit. What changes did Florence make when she arrived?

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Fighting fit. What changes did Florence make when she arrived?

Before Florence arrived Soldiers often died in the hospitals Can you think why? They were dirty, messy, smelly, with diseases and even…. RATS

Florence wrote that The men were kept in rooms without blankets or decent food. Unwashed, they were still wearing their army uniforms that were "stiff with dirt and blood". There were lots of diseases.

Florence soon started changing things Proper nurses who cared Clean floors Medicines Tidy rows of beds At night they used lamps © applied for

Can you label the changes Florence made? © applied for

Can you match the numbers? Clean floors Patients are comfortable, mattresses on the bed Proper beds Fresh air Clean sheets Warm blankets Nurses Plenty of space The ward has a big heater in the middle. Nurses are organised by Florence

Florence wrote lots of letters to get help, like this one

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