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The Indianization of Switzerland
2018The objective of this paper is to explore how Indian popular culture contributes to the ‘Indianisation of Switzerland’ and transforms place-making strategies in the Interlaken region. Popular Bollywood representations of contemporary, cosmopolitanized consumer cultures greatly affect the imaginaries and dreams of resident and diasporic Indians ...
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Infection Control in Switzerland
Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1995Abstract Infection control in hospitals is not mandatory in Switzerland as in the United States. There are more than 300 acute-care hospitals in Switzerland. Hospitals are reimbursed by patient-days rather than diagnosis-related group. However, all five Swiss university hospitals have developed an infection control program.
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International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 2009
Debate on legalizing assisted dying (AD) seems to be gaining yet more momentum (at least in the UK), despite numerous setbacks to the Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill. This may be due to recent media coverage of high-profile cases of people travelling abroad for assisted dying.
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Debate on legalizing assisted dying (AD) seems to be gaining yet more momentum (at least in the UK), despite numerous setbacks to the Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill. This may be due to recent media coverage of high-profile cases of people travelling abroad for assisted dying.
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1992
Abstract Equity and solidarity are key issues in the current political debate concerning the Swiss health care system and possible reforms to it. Equal access to medical care has always been a basic principle which has been strongly supported by all political parties and is reflected in the legal framework.
Robert E Leu, Michael Gerfin
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Abstract Equity and solidarity are key issues in the current political debate concerning the Swiss health care system and possible reforms to it. Equal access to medical care has always been a basic principle which has been strongly supported by all political parties and is reflected in the legal framework.
Robert E Leu, Michael Gerfin
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A first analysis of excess mortality in Switzerland in 2020
PLoS ONE, 2021Valentin Rousson, Isabella Locatelli
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