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0900 712 712
(3.23 CHF / min. from the Swiss landline, possibly additionally 8 Rp. / min. in the waiting loop by network operator)
0900 712 713
(3.12 CHF / min. for calls from prepaid cell phones, possibly additionally 8 Rp. / min. in the waiting loop by network operator)
Notfallnummern
Hotline for child and youth emergencies
The Medgate Kids Line provides fast and simple medical advice when your child is unwell. The medical team from our partner Medgate is available by phone around the clock.
0900 712 712
(3.23 CHF / min. from the Swiss landline, possibly additionally 8 Rp. / min. by network operator)
0900 712 713
(3.13 CHF / min. for calls from prepaid cell phones, possibly additionally 8 Rp. / min. by network operator)
Please note: the Medgate Kids Line is currently offered in German.
Important Numbers
- 144 Ambulance
- 145 Tox Center (Poisoning)
- 117 Police
- 118 Fire Department
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Antibiotic Stewardship
Addressing antibiotic resistance
Antibiotic overuse is highly prevalent in primary care and increases the risk of antimicrobial resistance in the population. We are working to address this issue by measuring routinely collected data from Swiss health insurance companies to evaluate the antibiotic prescribing practices of general practitioners.
An randomized clinical trial investigating the effect of quarterly audit and feedback on antibiotic prescribing among primary care physicians in Switzerland.
Evaluating the effect of the pandemic on antibiotic prescribing by general practitioners in 2020 and assessing the impact of a two-year antibiotic stewardship program established prior to the pandemic.
Predictors of antimicrobial resistance in urinary tract infections in the community: A pilot linkage study of claims and laboratory data within a nationwide pragmatic intervention trial to lower antibiotic prescribing in primary care.
Other projects
Swiss HIV Cohort Study
A systematic longitudinal study enrolling HIV-infected individuals in Switzerland. The major goal is to provide optimal patient care, reduce HIV transmission and to conduct research.
Prediction of Outcomes After an Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair
A multi-center cohort study of patients undergoing an arthroscopic rotator cuff repair in Switzerland and Germany. The major goal of the study is to develop and validate clinical prediction models for key surgical outcomes.
Group members
- Prof. Dr. Heiner C. Bucher, MPH, scientific collaborator
- PD Dr. med. Julia Bielicki, scientific collaborator
- Thomas Stojanov, PhD student
Emergencies
0900 712 712
(3.23 CHF/min. CH-landline, possibly additionally 8 Rp. / min. by network operator)
0900 712 713
(3.12 CHF/min. prepaid cell phones, possibly additionally 8 Rp. / min. by network operator)
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University Children’s Hospital Basel
Spitalstrasse 33
4056 Basel / Switzerland
T +41 61 704 12 12
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Spitalstrasse 33
4056 Basel / Switzerland
T +41 61 704 12 12
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