Elsie Inglis' advocacy during World War I played a crucial role in altering perceptions of women, particularly regarding their capabilities in the medical field. As a pioneering surgeon, Inglis founded mobile medical units and raised awareness about women's contributions to war efforts, challenging traditional gender roles. Her dedication to serving wounded soldiers exemplified women's potential in areas typically dominated by men. Inglis' efforts not only provided essential medical care but also highlighted the importance of gender equality, paving the way for future generations of female professionals in medicine and emergency services.