The State Medical Service Association was a pressure group formed by British doctors early in the twentieth century to press for reform of health services. One of its demands was for "freeing a large section of medical men and women from such distasteful and incongruous work as the assessing and collecting of fees for services rendered." It wanted to build on the National Insurance Act 1911 and develop a National Health Service, including hospital care in a comprehensive service. Dr Benjamin Moore and Dr. Milson Russen Rhodes of Didsbury were prominent members.
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