Contributing women to the nursing profession throughout history
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| Mary Adelaide Nutting | 1st professor at a school of nursing | ||||
| Clara Maass | took part in a malaria experiment | ||||
| Isabel Hampton Robb | founded ANA and National League for Nursing | ||||
| Florence Nightingale | birth of modern nursing | ||||
| Lillian D. Wald | first public nurse | ||||
| Isabel Maitland Stewart | educator "Miss Curriculum" | ||||
| Sally Tompkins | nurse/captain in Confederate Army | ||||
| Linda Richards | first trained nurse in U.S. | ||||
| Margaret Sanger | crusader for birth control | ||||
| Clara Barton | founded the Red Cross | ||||
| Annie Warburton Goodrich | dean of the army school of nursing | ||||
| Harriet Tubman | underground railroad | ||||
| Lavinia Lloyd Dock | 1st author of nursing textbook | ||||
| Mary Eliza Mahoney | first black nurse to graduate nursing school | ||||
| Virginia Hendersen | created the definition of nursing | ||||
| Mary Ann Bickerdyke | mother of the Union Army | ||||
| Dorthea Dix | crusaded for better treatment of the mentally ill |
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