New Delhi: International Nurses Day is observed on May 12 every year to remember the birth of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, who was born on May 12, 1820. Nightingale was a British nurse, statistician, and social reformer who built the groundwork for what we see as contemporary nursing- a planned, rigorous process of caring for the sick back to health.
International Nurses Day 2023: History
Since 1974, May 12 has been designated as International Nurses Day to honour Florence Nightingale, who is regarded as the father of modern nursing. The basis of nursing was formed by Florence Nightingale’s groundbreaking work during the Crimean War and her tireless efforts to improve healthcare. Nurses all around the world are continually motivated by her unwavering devotion to patient care.
International Nurses Day 2023: Significance
The importance of International Nurses Day highlights the crucial part that nurses play in the world’s healthcare systems. It serves as a reminder of their kindness, tenacity, and unrelenting dedication to giving people in need access to high-quality healthcare. Nurses are vital contributors to the healthcare system and act as carers, educators, advocates, and educators. Their abilities, knowledge, and compassion make a major difference in the health and well-being of patients.
International Nurses Day 2023: Theme
Every year, a specific theme is chosen, and for 2023, the theme is “Our Nurses. Our Future.”
International Nurses Day 2023: Wishes And Messages
1. Given how hard nurses work every day, nurses’ day shouldn’t be restricted to a single day. Happy International Nurses Day.
2. I appreciate all that you do for the good of people and society. You truly are a hero. Happy Nurses Day.
3. Nurses are no less than doctors because they work equally hard. Thank you, my superhero. Happy International Nurses Day.
4. Nurses act as our guardian angels, particularly while we are battling illnesses. Greetings on International Nurses Day.
5. Wishing you a happy International Nurses Day! You have my sincere appreciation and respect.
6. Be considerate to nurses and their job. Just to be with us during our difficult times, they leave their families. Happy International Nurses Day.