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Webinare

  • Upcoming Conference

    „Quality of Care, Work Environments and Advanced Nursing Practice: New Findings from the SCOHPICA Project„

    8 October 2026
     12H30 – 13H30 – VIRTUAL EVENT (Teams) – Click here to join the conference (no registration required)

    As part of the SCOHPICA (Swiss COhort of Health Professionals and Informal CAregivers) webinar series, we are pleased to invite you to a conference presented by

    PROF. ISABELLE PEYTREMANN BRIDEVAUX
    Head physician, Department of Epidemiology and Health Systems, Unisanté

    ARTHUR ESCHER
    Resident physician, Department of Epidemiology and Health Systems, Unisanté

    FIGEN ULUCAN
    Research associate, Department of Epidemiology and Health Systems, Unisanté

    PATRICK TEIXEIRA MACHADO
    PhD candidate, IUFRS-UNIL, Research and Implementation Officer, HUG

    Drawing on data from the SCOHPICA Health Professionals Cohort, this webinar will provide insights into the following questions through three presentations:

    1. Perceived quality of care

    How do healthcare professionals assess the quality of care provided to patients? Does this perception vary according to profession and practice setting, and what factors are associated with it?

    2. Professional experiences across practice settings

    How do professional experiences, well-being, and intention to stay in the profession vary across care settings among nurses and physicians?

    3. Advanced nursing practice

    How do the roles of registered nurses, specialist nurses, and advanced practice nurses differ? To what extent is their involvement in advanced nursing practice activities associated with job satisfaction, well-being, and intention to stay in the profession? (NURSCOPE Study)

    Language: conference delivered in French; presentation slides in English; multilingual subtitles available.

    Link to join the conference – No registration required

    The webinar will be recorded and made available shortly after the event.

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  • October 2 2025 – Intent to stay and career trajectories of healthcare professionals in Switzerland

    DR JONATHAN JUBIN
    Research Fellow at La Source School of Nursing, HES-SO University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland

    DR LÉONARD ROTH
    Statistician, Unisanté

    October 2 2025
    12H30 – 13H30 – VIRTUAL FORMAT (WEBEX    )

    Two main focuses of the SCOHPICA project are the intent to stay in the profession and the career trajectories of healthcare professionals. In this talk, we will present recent developments in the study of these issues. First, we propose a comprehensive model that explains how a range of factors influence the intent to stay in the profession for nursing staff, and how it can be extended to other care professions. Second, we explore data on employment histories collected within the SCOHPICA project by revealing a typology of career trajectories among healthcare professionals in Switzerland, and characterizing the types thus identified. These insights are critical to sustaining a well-staffed and satisfied health workforce. The corresponding analyses are funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation.

    Language: English

    The PowerPoint is available here (English)

    You can watch the video here:

    Intent to stay and career trajectories of healthcare professionals in Switzerland

  • October 3 2024 – Healthcare professionals in Switzerland: two years of the SCOHPICA project

    SCOHPICA TEAM

    October 3 2024
    12H30 – 13H30 – VIRTUAL FORMAT

    During the last two years, over 5900 healthcare professionals participated in SCOHPICA. In this talk, we will discuss recent advancements in the SCOHPICA project and present main results, comparing them across the first two data collection years, i.e., 2022 and 2023. Furthermore, we will explore how various professional characteristics interact with well-being and the intention to stay in the profession. SCOHPICA continues to support the monitoring, planning and management of the Swiss health workforce by providing essential data to healthcare stakeholders.

    The PowerPoint is available here (English)

    You can watch the video here:

    Conférence SCOHPICA - Healthcare professionals - 03.10.2024

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

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

    LÉONARD ROTH
    Statistician, Unisanté

    August 31 2021
    12H30 – 13H30 – VIRTUAL FORMAT

    Over 1700 healthcare professionals were surveyed during the 1st data collection of the SCOHPICA national cohort. In this talk, we will explore in more detail the socio-professional data gathered and investigate their relationship with well-being and turnover intention. We will also examine how various factors such as workload, available resources, meaning of work, burnout or recognition at work, among others, are associated with professionals’ intention to stay in the profession and well-being. These findings may open up promising pathways for enhancing the satisfaction and retention of healthcare professionals in Switzerland.

    The PowerPoint is available here (English)

    You can watch the video here:

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

  • March 30 2023 – SCOHPICA: Presentation of the First Results

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

    March 30 2023
    12H30 – 13H30 – VIRTUAL FORMAT (WEBEX    )

    The baseline survey collected data among 1853 healthcare professionals, exceeding the original target of 1500 participants and showing promising signs of data collection for this project. This is essential for the data to capture the reality experienced by healthcare professionals in the field. These first results will provide first hints on the current situation, working conditions, experience and well-being of the Swiss healthcare workforce.

    The PowerPoint is available in English, German, French and Italian.

    You can watch the video here:

    SCOHPICA : presentation of the first results

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… jedes Jahr einen elektronischen Fragebogen zu beantworten (mittels Computer, Tablet oder Smartphone, benötigte Zeit ca. 30 bis 45 Minuten).

… die Möglichkeit, an einem Einzel- oder Gruppengespräch teilzunehmen (bei Interesse).

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