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in general, and with nursing organizations across the world. The Museum aims to provide excellent educational services for a range of users from special educational needs groups in the local community to international nurses. The Museum had 27,400 visitors in 2004. The Museum is a
Registered Charity
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As matron of St. Thomas
Hospital, Lloyd Still was a founding member of the College of Nursing Ltd (27 March 1916) which was established to promote better and uniform education and training of nurses, maintain a register of nurses who had certificates of proficiency and support parliamentary actions
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Prior to the formation the collections were displayed and received acclaim on major anniversaries such as 1954 (the
Crimean Centenary), 1960 (the Nightingale Training School Centenary) and 1970 (the 150th anniversary of Nightingale's birth). The Florence Nightingale Museum Trust was formed in 1983
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The collections held by the Museum may be traced back to the gifts from
Florence Nightingale to the nurses at St Thomas' in the late 19th century; Lloyd Still was Matron of St Thomas' from 1913 to 1937. There were plans for a Nightingale Museum as early as the 1930s but these were shelved with the
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Lloyd Still was instrumental in taking forward in Great
Britain the Medical Conference's resolution on nursing: "That the extension of the employment of Public Health Nurses or Health Visitors be furthered in every possible manner in all countries and that standardized educational centers for
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128:(1920-1937). As chairwoman of the General Nursing Council's first Education and Examinations Committee she helped establish the first national examination standards for the registration of nurses.
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Lloyd Still collected material things used or associated with
Florence Nightingale as important artefacts for the history of the nursing profession. Her papers helped to found the
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at St. Thomas' Hospital. Lloyd Still completed her training and was appointed Sister of
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as at the time the larger hospitals with nursing schools did not accept women younger than 25 years to train. She became a probationer at the
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meetings as representative of Great
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Lloyd Still was a member of the committee that established a public health nursing course, open to overseas nurses, at
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in Somerset, during the Second World War. When she became terminally ill, she moved in with her younger sister in
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was still closely involved with the school, the Nightingale Fund and the appointment of new hospital
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led her to choose to become a nurse. She commenced nursing in July 1893 at the Cottage Hospital,
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Dame Alicia Lloyd Still, D.B.E. R.R.C., 1869â1944: A memoir
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Other national and international professional contributions
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training such nurses or visitors be developed". (p. 14)
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hospitals and school nursing services (1929â1940) and
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363:Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire
291:Lloyd Still was a member of the Nursing Board of
150:Clements) and Henry Lloyd Still, a member of the
688:"MISS ALICIA F. J. LLOYD STILL, C.B.E., R.R.C."
217:1913, where she was also superintendent of the
205:Lloyd Still was appointed matron first at the
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803:Editorial (4 March 1917). "Court Circular".
509:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
345:Commander of the Order of the British Empire
234:Commander of the Order of the British Empire
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610:Dame Alicia Lloyd Still: A Memoir
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820:"THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE MEDAL"
323:International Council of Nursing
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859:"Obituaries: Miss D E Bannon".
446:the first matron- in- chief of
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308:League of Red Cross Societies
132:Early life and nursing career
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540:UK public library membership
454:, a future President of the
257:Nurses Registration Act 1919
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861:The Times (London, England)
824:The British Nursing Journal
818:Editorial (November 1933).
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691:British Journal of Nursing
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478:Alicia Lloyd Still profile
357:Florence Nightingale Medal
124:, she was a member of the
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707:Nursing and social change
672:(Supplement 30250): 8796.
304:British Red Cross Society
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456:Royal College of Nursing
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242:Royal College of Nursing
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786:Bridges, Daisy (1967).
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429:, with the British
411:St Thomas' Hospital
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1127:Alicia Lloyd Still
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