"Walking Home: The Story of a Successful Experiment" is a book that presents a unique overview of the experience of Florence Nightingale and William Rathbone in implementing modern methods of care for the sick in workhouses. The authors share their discoveries, revealing the intricacies and importance of the organization of medical care in such institutions. This book has become a significant contribution to the field of medical practice and serves as an integral part of the history of the development of medical nursing.