Introductory notes on lying-in institutions

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"Explore the groundbreaking work of Florence Nightingale in 'Introductory Notes on Lying-In Institutions', a pivotal scientific publication from the late 19th century. Delving into the establishment and operation of maternity hospitals, Nightingale meticulously examines mortality rates and their underlying causes within lying-in institutions. This insightful document sheds light on the challenges faced in providing maternal care during this era, offering a unique perspective on healthcare practices of the time. Ideal for students and historians interested in the history of healthcare and women's health, this work by Florence Nightingale remains a cornerstone in understanding the evolution of maternity care. Uncover the pioneering insights of this influential figure in nursing history and gain valuable knowledge on the early advancements in maternal healthcare."

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