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When Florence Nightingale died, aged 90, in 1910, a female doctor signed the certificate that allowed the event to be recorded and registered. In 1820, the year of Nightingale's birth, there had been no female doctors, no systematic registration of births and deaths and no training institutions for nurses. The lack of any perceived connection between hygiene and disease ensured that mortality rates in crowded, poorly maintained hospitals were high.
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Release Date: 1 June 2008 (UK)
Country: UK