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Growth of hospitals
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During which period did British hospitals shift from caring for the dying to treating patients?

Late 18th & early 19th centuries

By how much did death rates drop in military hospitals after Nightingale's reforms?

From 42% to 2%

What were Nightingale's three main reform areas?

Cleanliness, organisation, training

Which two influential works did Florence Nightingale publish?

Notes on Nursing & Notes on Hospitals

What significant institution did Nightingale establish after the Crimean War?

Britain's first nurse training school

What title did John Hunter earn through his work?

Father of scientific surgery

What three methods did John Hunter emphasise in his surgical approach?

Dissection, observation, systematic study

Which famous doctor did John Hunter train who later developed the smallpox vaccine?

Edward Jenner

How many specialist hospitals did London have by 1860?

36

What were two types of specialist hospitals that became common during this period?

Asylums & fever houses

During which years did the Crimean War take place?

1853-1856

What social change ensured medical care for the poor without stigma?

Separating infirmaries from workhouses

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