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§ 5 Verordnung über die Taxen und Tarife der kantonalen Krankenhäuser (Spitaltax- und Tarifverordnung) - Einzelleistungstarife und Preislisten
Tarife und Preise - Grundlagen
§ 5 Spitaltax- und Tarifverordnung · Einzelleistungstarife und Preislisten
1. Als Einzelleistungen gelten die in Verträgen, in dieser Verordnung oder in Preislisten für die kantonalen Krankenhäuser aufgeführten medizinischen und nichtmedizinischen Einzelleistungen.
2. Die Einzelleistungstarife und Preise nach Preislisten können wie folgt zur Anwendung kommen
a. für stationäre Patientinnen und Patienten, zusätzlich zum Tarif gemäss § 4;
b. für teilstationäre Patientinnen und Patienten, zusätzlich zum Tarif gemäss § 4;
c. für ambulante Patientinnen und Patienten;
d. für Leistungen an Dritte.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (11)
C-4817/2021 (Art. 5 Abs. 1 PrSG)
Distributor's Mask Ban Upheld Due to Safety Standard Non-Compliance
Requires the party placing a product on the market to be able to prove that it meets the fundamental safety and health requirements.
C-3808/2020 (Art. 5 Abs. 1 PrSG)
Breathing Apparatus Safety Standards Dispute
Obliges the party placing the product on the market to prove compliance with safety and health requirements.
BVGE-2018-V-5 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Manufacturer fails to prove safety of aerial work platforms with composite baskets.
This provision establishes the presumption of conformity with essential safety and health requirements when a product is manufactured according to technical standards, and its application or rebuttal is central to the decision.
C-6202/2016 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Manufacturer's Composite Basket Strength Calculations Deemed Insufficient
Used to state that if a product is manufactured according to technical standards, it is presumed to meet the basic safety and health requirements.
C-6202/2016 (Art. 5 Abs. 3 PrSG)
Manufacturer's Composite Basket Strength Calculations Deemed Insufficient
Used to explain that if a product does not comply with technical standards, the manufacturer must prove that it meets the basic safety and health requirements in another way.
C-914/2013 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Garage Door Closing Force Compliance Case
This provision establishes a presumption that a product meets safety requirements if manufactured according to harmonized technical standards, which can be rebutted by evidence to the contrary.
C-914/2013 (Art. 5 Abs. 3 PrSG)
Garage Door Closing Force Compliance Case
This provision requires the manufacturer to prove that a product meets safety requirements if it does not comply with technical standards or if the presumption of conformity is rebutted.
C-2016/2014 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Company Not Barred from Marketing Quick Couplers
This provision establishes a presumption that a product manufactured according to harmonized technical standards meets the essential safety and health requirements.
C-2257/2014 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
European Safety Standard Validates Quick Coupler Sales
Establishes the presumption that a product manufactured according to harmonized technical standards meets the basic safety and health requirements.
C-2330/2014 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Court Lifts Ban on Excavator Quick Couplers, Citing Safety Standard Compliance
Used to establish the presumption of conformity with essential safety and health requirements when a product is manufactured according to technical standards.
C-6412/2012 (Art. 5 Abs. 1 PrSG)
Prohibition on Stencil Machine Upheld, Broader Ban Rejected Over Inadequate Risk Assessment
Obligation for the person placing a product on the market to prove compliance with fundamental safety and health requirements.