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Medical quality indicators in the area of nursing homes - data 2023

The fourth edition of the publication «Medical quality indicators» in the area of nursing homes, published by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) in the second half of 2025, contains information on 1,269 nursing homes. The figures are based on data from 2023 provided by nursing homes as part of assessments of care needs or care documentation and submitted to the FOPH via the Federal Statistical Office (FSO).
The publication based on article 59a of the Health Insurance Act (RS 832.10). Based on this article, care providers must provide the competent federal authorities with the data required to monitor the application of the provisions of the Health Insurance Act concerning the economic nature and quality of care services. Nursing homes in Switzerland are thus obliged to provide the data required to calculate medical quality indicators (Art. 59a, para. 1, letter f Health Insurance Act). In application of Art. 59a of the Health Insurance Act, suitable quality indicators were developed, evaluated and six were selected in 2009 - 2018 as part of a pilot project led by the federation ARTISET (formerly CURAVIVA Switzerland) with the FOPH, the Swiss Conference of Cantonal Health Directors (GDK) and the FSO in the project committee. The publication shows the values of these six indicators for each of the nursing homes included.
 Since the 2021 data collection, the quality of the data provided has been high enough to allow risk-adjusted indicators to be calculated at the nursing home level. In this context, the indicators represent relatively well the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act provided in nursing homes and are comparable from one nursing home to another. The selected medical quality indicators can therefore be used as tools for comparing  the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act provided in the areas measured. However, they cannot fully capture the quality of the institution and cannot be reduced to this. They do not reflect the overall structural or process quality, nor do they reflect other quality aspects such as patient satisfaction or quality of life in the homes. For this reason, the selected medical quality indicators can in no way be used to draw up a ranking list or a scale of the overall quality of nursing homes. They should be used to identify  any quality gaps in the nursinh homes in order to examine and exploit the potential for improvement in the respective institution. In this sense, this publication should also be seen as an aid and basis for discussion for interested parties.

Tags: casa-di-cura, case-di-cura, ems, indicateurs, indicateurs-de-qualite, indicatori, indicators, indikatoren, medical-quality-indicators, medici, nursing-home, pflegeheime, qualita, qualitat, qualitatsindikatoren, qualite, quality
Medical quality indicators in the area of nursing homes - data 2021

The 2024 edition of the publication «Medical quality indicators» in the area of nursing homes is the second edition of this publication. It refers to the data from 2021, which was provided by the nursing homes to the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) via the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). It includes 1302 nursing homes.
The publication based on article 59a of the Health Insurance Act (RS 832.10). Based on this article, care providers must provide the competent federal authorities with the data required to monitor the application of the provisions of the Health Insurance Act concerning the economic nature and quality of care services. Nursing homes in Switzerland are thus obliged to provide the data required to calculate medical quality indicators (Art. 59a, para. 1, letter f Health Insurance Act). 
In application of Art. 59a of the Health Insurance Act, suitable quality indicators were developed, evaluated and six were selected in 2009 - 2018 as part of a pilot project led by the federation ARTISET (formerly CURAVIVA Switzerland) with the FOPH, the Swiss Conference of Cantonal Health Directors (GDK) and the FSO in the project committee. The publication shows the values of these six indicators for each of the nursing homes included.
The quality of the 2021 data provided for the 2024 edition was high enough to enable the calculation of risk-adjusted indicators at nursing home level. In this respect, the selected medical quality indicators reflect the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act provided by the nursing well and are comparable from home to home. However, these indicators cannot fully capture the quality of the home, so they cannot be limited to this. They do not reflect the overall structural or process quality or other quality aspects such as patient satisfaction or quality of life in the homes. For this reason, the selected medical quality indicators can be used as instruments for comparing the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act provided by the nursing in the areas measured, but can in no way be used to draw up a ranking list or a scale of the overall quality of nursing homes (ranking). They should also make it possible to examine any quality gaps in the homes in order to identify and exploit the potential for improvement in the respective institution. In this sense, this publication should also be seen as an aid and basis for discussion for interested parties.

Tags: casa-di-cura, case-di-cura, ems, indicateurs, indicateurs-de-qualite, indicatori, indicators, indikatoren, medical-quality-indicators, medici, nursing-home, pflegeheime, qualita, qualitat, qualitatsindikatoren, qualite, quality
Medical quality indicators in the area of nursing homes - data 2019/2020

The Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) is responsible for calculating and publishing «medical quality indicators» in the area of nursing homes on an annual basis. This mandate based on art. 59a of the Health Insurance Act (RS 832.10; before art. 22a of the Health Insurance Act). Based on this article, care providers must provide the competent federal authorities with the data required to monitor the application of the provisions of the Health Insurance Act concerning the economic nature and quality of care services. Nursing homes in Switzerland are thus obliged to provide the data required to calculate medical quality indicators (Art. 59a, para. 1, letter f Health Insurance Act). 
In application of Art. 59a of the Health Insurance Act, suitable quality indicators were developed, evaluated and six were selected in 2009 - 2018 as part of a pilot project led by CURAVIVA Switzerland (federation ARTISET) with the FOPH, the Swiss Conference of Cantonal Health Directors (GDK) and the Federal Statistical Office (FSO) in the project committee.



Informative value of the publication

The title of this first edition of the publication is «Medical quality indicators 2019/2020: current state of data». Due to the quality of the data provided, the indicators were calculated with no risk adjustment and at the level of the canton (and not at the level of the nursing home). The following should therefore be noted when interpreting the values: As aggregates at the cantonal level, the selected indicators are no longer quality indicators for nursing homes and, as non-risk-adjusted indicators, they cannot be used as comparative instruments. The cantonal values of the indicators therefore do not allow any realistic interpretations or conclusions to be drawn with regard to the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act provided by the nursing, either at the cantonal level or at the level of the nursing homes in the canton.
The tables in this first edition present the data available for calculating the indicators in the nursing home sector and serve illustrative purposes. Under no circumstances should these indicators be used as a instrument for comparisons among nursing homes or among cantons. This publication is intended as a first step towards greater transparency with regard to the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act and towards a future publication at the level of nursing homes.

Tags: casa-di-cura, case-di-cura, ems, indicateurs, indicateurs-de-qualite, indicatori, indikatoren, medici, nursing-home, pflegeheime, qualita, qualitat, qualitatsindikatoren, qualite
Traffic volume 2011 for passenger traffic and freight traffic

Traffic volume for passenger traffic (public transport and road) and for freight traffic (by rail and by road) as shape files for the year 2011. The average daily traffic is available. Source: [Transport Outlook 2040]

Tags: Ferrovia, belastung, charge, charge-de-trafic, freight, freight-traffic, goods, goods-traffic, gueterverkehr, guterverkehr, gv, miv, mntp, mobilitat, mobilite, mtvn, npvm, oev, passenger-traffic, personenverkehr, pt, public-transport, rail, road, routes, schiene, strada, strassenverkehr, tc, tim, tp, traffic-volume, traffico-merci, traffico-viaggiatori, trafic-marchandises, trafic-voyageurs, transport, transport-de-personnes, transport-marchandises, transport-model, transports-publics, trasporto-individuale-motorizzato, trasporto-pubblico, verkehr, verkehrsbelastung, vm-uvek
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2022

The eighteenth  edition of the publication «Key figures for Swiss hospitals», published by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), once again presents figures for all hospitals. The information is based on data for the year 2022 from the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals collected by the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They provide an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, staff and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of in-patients. 
Article 59a of the Federal Health Insurance Act (KVG - LAMal) togethe with Article 31 of the Ordinance on Health Insurance (KVV - OAMal) forms the legal basis for this publication.

Tags: bag, bundesamt-fuer-gesundheit, chiffres-cles, cifre-chiave, federal-office-of-public-health, foph, healt-insurance-act, health-insurance, hopital, hopitaux, hospital-data, hospital-statistics, hospitals, kennzahlen, key-figures, krankenhausstatistik, kvg, lamal, medizinische-statistik, office-federal-de-la-sante-publique, ofsp, ospedali, spitaeler, statistica-medica-degli-ospedali, statistica-ospedaliera, statistique, statistique-des-hopitaux, statistique-medicale, ufficio-federale-della-sanita-pubblica, ufsp
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2023

The nineteenth  edition of the publication «Key figures for Swiss hospitals», published by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), once again presents figures for all hospitals. The information is based on data for the year 2023 from the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals collected by the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They provide an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, staff and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of in-patients. 
Article 59a of the Federal Health Insurance Act (KVG - LAMal) togethe with Article 31 of the Ordinance on Health Insurance (KVV - OAMal) forms the legal basis for this publication.

Tags: bag, bundesamt-fuer-gesundheit, chiffres-cles, cifre-chiave, federal-office-of-public-health, foph, healt-insurance-act, health-insurance, hopital, hopitaux, hospital-data, hospital-statistics, hospitals, kennzahlen, key-figures, krankenhausstatistik, kvg, lamal, medizinische-statistik, office-federal-de-la-sante-publique, ofsp, ospedali, spitaeler, statistica-medica-degli-ospedali, statistica-ospedaliera, statistique, statistique-des-hopitaux, statistique-medicale, ufficio-federale-della-sanita-pubblica, ufsp
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2021

The seventeenth edition of the publication «Key figures for Swiss hospitals», published by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), contains like the previous version data for each Swiss hospital. The information is based on the 2021 data of the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals collected by the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They provide an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, staff and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of in-patients. 
Article 59a of the Health Insurance Act, together with Article 31 of the Health Insurance Ordinance, provide the legal basis for this publication.

Tags: bag, bundesamt-fuer-gesundheit, chiffres-cles, cifre-chiave, federal-office-of-public-health, foph, healt-insurance-act, health-insurance, hopital, hopitaux, hospital-data, hospital-statistics, hospitals, kennzahlen, key-figures, krankenhausstatistik, kvg, lamal, medizinische-statistik, office-federal-de-la-sante-publique, ofsp, ospedali, spitaeler, statistica-medica-degli-ospedali, statistica-ospedaliera, statistique, statistique-des-hopitaux, statistique-medicale, ufficio-federale-della-sanita-pubblica, ufsp
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2020

The sixteenth edition of the publication «Key figures for Swiss hospitals», published by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), contains like the previous version data for each Swiss hospital. The information is based on the 2020 data of the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals collected by the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They provide an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, staff and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of acute in-patients. 
Article 59a of the Health Insurance Act, previously article 22a of the Health Insurance Act, together with Article 31 of the Health Insurance Ordinance, provide the legal basis for this publication.

Tags: bag, bundesamt-fuer-gesundheit, chiffres-cles, chifre-chiave, federal-office-of-public-health, foph, health-insurance-act, hopital, hopitaux, hospital-data, hospital-statistics, hospitals, kennzahlen, kex-figures, krankenhausstatistik, kvg, lamal, medizinische-statistik, office-federal-de-la-sante-publique, ofsp, ospedali, spitaeler, statistica-medica-degli-ospedali, statistica-ospedaliera, statistique, statistique-des-hopitaux, statistique-medicale, ufficio-federale-della-sanita-pubblica, ufsp
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2019

The fifteenth edition of the publication «Key figures for Swiss hospitals», published by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH), contains like the previous version data for each Swiss hospital. The information is based on the 2019 data of the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals collected by the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They provide an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, staff and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of acute in-patients. 
Article 59a of the Health Insurance Act, which came into force on 1st January 2016 (previously article 22a of the Health Insurance Act), together with Article 31 of the Health Insurance Ordinance, provide the legal basis for this publication.
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2017

The thirteenth edition of the publication «Key data on Swiss hospitals» contains like the previous version data for each Swiss hospital. Article 59a of the Health Insurance Act, which came into force on 1st January 2016 (previously article 22a of the Health Insurance Act), together with Article 31 of the Health Insurance Ordinance, provide the legal basis for this publication. Data are based on the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals for 2017 from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They give an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, personnel and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of acute in-patients.

Tags: bag, bundesamt-fuer-gesundheit, chiffres-cles, cifre-chiave, federal-office-of-public-health, foph, health-insurance-act, hopitaux, hospital-statistics, hospitals, kennzahlen, key-figures, krankenhausstatistik, kvg, lamal, office-federal-de-la-sante-publique, ofsp, ospedali, spitaeler, statistica-ospedaliera, statistique-des-hopitaux, ufficio-federale-della-sanita-pubblica, ufsp
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2016

The twelfth edition of the publication «Key data on Swiss hospitals» contains like the previous version data for each Swiss hospital. Article 59a of the Health Insurance Act, which came into force on 1st January 2016 (previously article 22a of the Health Insurance Act), together with Article 31 of the Health Insurance Ordinance, provide the legal basis for this publication. Data are based on the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals for 2016 from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They give an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, personnel and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of acute in-patients.

Tags: bag, bundesamt-fuer-gesundheit, chiffres-cles, cifre-chiave, federal-office-of-public-health, foph, health-insurance-act, hopitaux, hospital-statistics, hospitals, kennzahlen, key-figures, krankenhausstatistik, kvg, lamal, office-federal-de-la-sante-publique, ofsp, ospedali, spitaeler, statistica-ospedaliera, statistique-des-hopitaux, ufficio-federale-della-sanita-pubblica, ufsp
Traffic volume 2012 for passenger traffic and freight traffic

Traffic volume for passenger traffic (public transport and road) and for freight traffic (by rail and by road) as shape files for the year 2012. The average daily traffic is available. Source: [Transport Outlook 2040]

Tags: Ferrovia, belastung, charge, charge-de-trafic, freight, freight-traffic, goods, goods-traffic, gueterverkehr, gv, miv, mntp, mobilitat, mobilite, mtvn, npvm, oev, passenger-traffic, personenverkehr, pt, public-transport, rail, road, routes, schiene, strada, strassenverkehr, tc, tim, tp, traffic-volume, traffico-merci, traffico-viaggiatori, trafic-marchandises, trafic-voyageurs, transport, transport-de-personnes, transport-marchandises, transport-model, transports-publics, trasporto-individuale-motorizzato, trasporto-pubblico, verkehr, verkehrsbelastung, vm-uvek
Key data on Swiss hospitals 2018

The fourteenth edition of the publication «Key data on Swiss hospitals» contains like the previous version data for each Swiss hospital. Article 59a of the Health Insurance Act, which came into force on 1st January 2016 (previously article 22a of the Health Insurance Act), together with Article 31 of the Health Insurance Ordinance, provide the legal basis for this publication. Data are based on the Hospital Statistics and the Medical Statistics of Hospitals for 2018 from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). They give an overview of the hospitals structure, patients, benefits, offer/supply, personnel and financial situation as well as the illness average severity of acute in-patients.

Tags: bag, bundesamt-fuer-gesundheit, chiffres-cles, cifre-chiave, federal-office-of-public-health, foph, health-insurance-act, hopitaux, hospital-statistics, hospitals, kennzahlen, key-figures, krankenhausstatistik, kvg, lamal, office-federal-de-la-sante-publique, ofsp, ospedali, spitaeler, statistica-ospedaliera, statistique-des-hopitaux, ufficio-federale-della-sanita-pubblica, ufsp
Medical quality indicators in the area of nursing homes - data 2024

The fifth edition of the publication «Medical quality indicators» in the area of nursing homes, published by the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) in the fourth quarter of 2025, contains information on 1,304 nursing homes. The figures are based on data from 2024 provided by nursing homes as part of assessments of care needs or care documentation and submitted to the FOPH via the Federal Statistical Office (FSO).
The publication based on article 59a of the Health Insurance Act (RS 832.10). Based on this article, care providers must provide the competent federal authorities with the data required to monitor the application of the provisions of the Health Insurance Act concerning the economic nature and quality of care services. Nursing homes in Switzerland are thus obliged to provide the data required to calculate medical quality indicators (Art. 59a, para. 1, letter f Health Insurance Act). In application of Art. 59a of the Health Insurance Act, suitable quality indicators were developed, evaluated and six were selected in 2009 - 2018 as part of a pilot project led by the federation ARTISET (formerly CURAVIVA Switzerland) with the FOPH, the Swiss Conference of Cantonal Health Directors (GDK) and the FSO in the project committee. The publication shows the values of these six indicators for each of the nursing homes included. 

The quality of the data 2024 provided has been high enough to allow risk-adjusted indicators to be calculated at the nursing home level. In this context, the indicators represent relatively well the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act provided in nursing homes and are comparable from one nursing home to another. The selected medical quality indicators can therefore be used as tools for comparing  the quality of the care services based on the Health Insurance Act provided in the areas measured. However, they cannot fully capture the quality of the institution and cannot be reduced to this. They do not reflect the overall structural or process quality, nor do they reflect other quality aspects such as patient satisfaction or quality of life in the homes. For this reason, the selected medical quality indicators can in no way be used to draw up a ranking list or a scale of the overall quality of nursing homes. They should be used to identify  any quality gaps in the nursinh homes in order to examine and exploit the potential for improvement in the respective institution. In this sense, this publication should also be seen as an aid and basis for discussion for interested parties.

Tags: casa-di-cura, case-di-cura, ems, indicateurs, indicateurs-de-qualite, indicatori, indicators, indikatoren, medical-quality-indicators, medici, nursing-home, pflegeheime, qualita, qualitat, qualitatsindikatoren, qualite, quality
Sectoral scenarios 2022-2060

The Offices for Spatial Development (ARE) and Energy (SFOE) have updated the sectoral scenarios in September 2025. These scenarios show the possible development of Switzerland's economic structure until 2060. They are based on a model which takes into account the interactions between sectors, as well as between producers and consumers. It integrates developments at the national and regional levels. The scenarios for the population, including its ageing (Federal Statistical Office, FSO) and for the evolution of GDP (SECO) have been included. All the data, assumptions and results are available online. In particular, the data files include jobs, value added and production volume each year between 2017 and 2060 for 46 sectors, at the level of employment basins, MS regions and cantons.

Tags: beschaftigung, branchenszenarien, economia, economics, economie, emploi, employment, impieghi, scenario-per-settore, scenarios-par-branche, sectoral-scenarios, valeur-ajoutee, valore-aggiunto, value-added, wertschopfung, wirtschaft
Monitoring construction outside the building zones - Status report 2023

Outside the building zones, there are strict regulations for building. This is intended to prevent urban sprawl and protect cultivated land. The ARE regularly examines current developments.

In order to measure the extent of building and conversion activity outside the building zones, the ARE continuously evaluates various - also new - bases. In addition to the census data, other data sources such as the building and housing register and the land use statistics are also constantly being tapped. Both surveys come from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO).