Every woman is a nurse

Author: [British] Florence Nightingale / Li Hongxing
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Life is determined by details; disease is a body's adjustment; healthy people also need care; dirt is in the bedroom; cold and fresh air and ventilation; it does not lower the room temperature. What should be done and what should not be done. The essence of this book is only to provide some tips for women who want to take care of others. I believe that in most parts of the world, not just in Britain, almost every woman, at least the majority of women, will have the experience of taking care of others at some point in their lives, whether it's children or patients. It can be said that every woman is a nurse. Since every woman will occasionally take on the role of a nurse in her life, needing to care for others, then the experience shared by a woman who has a relatively good understanding of nursing should be very important and highly valuable. This book is a family nursing experience manual written by Nightingale specifically for ordinary women. She consistently emphasizes the idea in the book: every woman is a nurse, as long as you have a gentle and kind heart and a sharp and observant eye. This book was immediately recognized by prominent figures in the healthcare industry as a "top-tier important work" and a "rare, epoch-making work" upon its publication, and quickly became a bestseller. It was not only wildly popular in Britain but also highly favored in the United States. Although this book has been published for over 140 years, the principles it advocates still have a positive and practical guiding significance for our lives today.