13 novembre 2023

November 23 2023 – Early professional careers of nurses in Switzerland – Results of a longitudinal study after career start

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RENÉ SCHAFFERT
Researcher & Lecturer, Zurich University of Applied Sciences

21 août 2023

August 31 2023 – Factors associated with the well-being and intention to stay of healthcare professionals in Switzerland: results from the SCOHPICA survey

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Dr. JONATHAN JUBIN
PhD in Psychology, Institut et Haute Ecole de la Santé La Source

LÉONARD ROTH
Statistician, Unisanté

24 avril 2023

May 4 2023 – STRAIN – Work-related stress among health professionals in Switzerland: It is all about the leaders

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Dr. CHRISTOPH GOLZ
Head of innovation Field Healthcare - Personnel Development, Department of Health Professions Bern University of Applied Sciences

16 mars 2023

March 30 2023 – SCOHPICA: Presentation of the First Results

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PROF. ISABELLE PEYTREMANN BRIDEVAUX
Head Physician, Department of Epidemiology and Health Systems, Principal Investigator (PI) of the SCOHPICA project

20 février 2023

March 2 2023 – Health and Care Workforce in Europe: Time to Act

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Dr. TOMAS ZAPATA
Regional Advisor, Health Workforce and Service Delivery, Division of Country Health Policies and Systems, WHO Regional Office for Europe

16 janvier 2023

January 26 2023 – The medicine in Australia: balancing employement and life (MABEL) panel of doctors. Lessons of engagement

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ANTHONY SCOTT
Professor at the Melbourne Institute: Applied Economic and Social Research, University of Melbourne

1 novembre 2022

November 17 2022 – Besoin et offre en relève dans le domaine des soins: éclairage du rapport national sur le personnel de santé 2021

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Conference in French

Dre Clémence Merçay
Cheffe de projet scientifique, Obsan

12 septembre 2022

22 septembre 2022 – Journée de lancement de SCOHPICA !

Conférence:

“If the health workforce were a patient, it would be on life support”

par IVY BOURGEAULT
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