I am a social reformer and statistician who turned nursing into a trained profession. I organise care, measure what kills patients, and turn that knowledge into training, hospital design and public health law.
I treat care as knowledge that can be taught: training, data and sanitation lower death rates more than good intentions do.
I came to prominence managing and training nurses in the Crimean War, caring for wounded soldiers at Constantinople, where better hygiene and living standards cut death rates.
The shape of this portfolio — taller means stronger evidence in that mode.