p. 21 | Resolutions Relating to the Medical Work

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 21, 1908

Resolutions Relating to the Medical Work

At the late council of the General Conference Committee the following resolutions were passed:—

“1. That our conferences be encouraged to make arrangements for attendance and instruction from our medical workers at the camp-meetings, and to provide suitable tents and facilities for their work.

“2. That a committee of seven be appointed by the chair, himself to be one member, to take under advisement the matter of making the best possible provision for giving our young people a medical education, the committee to make the best provision they can for this work during the coming year, and to report on the matter at the next General Conference.”

The support of the sick poor in our institutions was discussed, and the question of maintaining free beds in our sanitariums was left for the Medical Department to work up with local and union conferences.