In the RED CROSS MAGAZINE for January, 1913, announcement was made of
the appointment, by the American Medical Association, of a committee
whose duty it was to confer with the American Red Cross with a view to
establishing a comprehensive system of co-operation between the Red Cross
and the medical profession of the United States. The committee has proved
to be prompt and active. Following is a copy of a circular letter which
has been sent to all the county medical societies in the country. It will
be found to contain a clear outline of the co-operative plan proposed by
the committee and approved by the executive committee of the Red Cross:
February 14, 1913.
TO THE SECRETARY,
County Medical Society,