She took good care of herself and understood her moods and how they could impact others. She was good at organizing charts, doing other shift duties and still taking care of patients. Her stunning ability to plan ahead and prioritize matters made the scheduling process more efficient and less confusing. She was caring about what both her students and patients were going through. The skills of social awareness skills, such as active listening, identifying emotions and recognizing what’s behind a person’s words made her rise through the nursing …show more content…
She detested human suffering and was moved by the sacrifice soldiers made by fighting for others. Florence Nightingale dedicated her life to touch the lives of the heroes that fought to preserve peace. In the wake of her service, matters started improving, and she realized she could more than she was doing. She joined the academia world of training and educating other people to be good nurses and servants. The reason she started schools was because she needed to make more people nurses and the government had its ears open to listen to all her