Which of the following sentences proves that florence nightingale was a
pioneer in the use of applied statistics?
a. " nightingale had earned a reputation as an icon of victorian
women."
b. “she persuaded queen victoria to appoint a royal commission on the
army medical department, and she herself wrote an 830-page report."
c. "under farr's tutelage, nightingale compiled vast tables of statistics
about how many people had died, where and why. many of her
findings shocked her.”
d. "her report and commission had an enormous impact, leading to
systematic changes in the design and practices of hospitals.”