Florence Nightingale Comes Home for 2020

The University of Nottingham retired its blog service in December 2025.

The following is a list of preserved posts from the Florence Nightingale Comes Home for 2020 blog.

• 2020 Health Humanities Conference – ‘Health and Our Environment’
• Ann Milne – A Nottingham Army Wife who Nursed in the Crimean War
• Article in The Conversation on Nightingale, hand washing, and home working
• Book talk – Richard on Florence Nightingale at Home
• Call for Papers: Locating Health: Regional Historical Perspectives on Human Care, 1800-1948
• Congratulations to nurses celebrated in Queen’s Birthday Honours
• Dame Yvonne Moores Interview
• Edward Wrench: An Army Doctor in the Crimean War
• “Families coming into hospital are guests in our house, and we should make them welcome”: An interview w...
• Finding Florence Nightingale Across the Atlantic – by Steph Meek
• Florence Nightingale, Yorkshire, and All That
• In Pursuit of Nightingale – by Katharine McMahon
• Interview with Ian Maclean MBE of John Smedley Ltd
• Interview with Nicki Credland, Chair of the British Association of Critical Care Nurses
• Locating Health workshop Jan 11 – programme announced!
• ‘Locating Health’ workshop review
• London Road Community Hospital in Derby Renamed After Florence Nightingale
• Louise Page 1955-2020
• Margaret Povey, Nightingale’s Nearest Living Relative – and Nightingale Nurse
• ‘Mythical Florence’: Where Does the Lady with the Lamp Stand Today?
• New workshop – ‘The Home in Modern History and Culture’ – 27 Jan 2020
• Nightingale and big data – BBC video
• Nursing Lives in the Crimean War
• Our exhibition – update
• Painting Florence: Interview with Nurse-Artist Louisa Long
• Parallel Paths in History: Florence Nightingale and John Smedley Jr
• Paul Crawford's piece for The Conversation
• Periodic Wallpaper
• Project featured on BBC Radio 4 Today and local radio
• The Aqueduct Cottage
• The First BME Nurse in the NHS – by Professor Lynn McDonald
• The Florence Nightingale Foundation's "Nightingale Frontline" Scheme
• The Suitor and the Sister
• Welcome to the Nightingale Comes Home Project Blog
• ‘We’re in an incredibly privileged position, to be able to care for people’ – interview with Sir Stephen Moss
• Where was Florence Nightingale?: Developing Municipal Health Visiting After 1900
• William Nightingale’s ‘Domesday Book’
• Writing About Florence Nightingale: Annie Matheson’s 1913 Biography