Tag: Nursing History
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Mary Eliza Mahoney, recognized as America’s first Black professional nurse after graduating in 1879, paved the way for equality in healthcare and civil rights.
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The inspiring story of Daphne Steele, the first Black matron in the NHS, who broke barriers and left a lasting legacy in nursing history. Explore her remarkable journey, groundbreaking achievements, and the honor she receives as a trailblazer…
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