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Modern day Florence Nightingales (part one)

How Aid Works by Adam Corcoran

Sep 26, 201746:58Government & Organizations

Three Florence Nightingale Medal recipients reveal what it means to follow in the footsteps of the woman who inspired the international Red Cross Movement. Cath Salmon shares a story of binding shattered limbs in a war f...

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Modern day Florence Nightingales (part one) is an episode from How Aid Works by Adam Corcoran. Three Florence Nightingale Medal recipients reveal what it means to follow in the footsteps of the woman who inspired the international Red Cross...

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