311.1
GESG
CH-SG
CH-SG
Art. 44 Gesundheitsgesetz (GesG) - b) medizinische Berufe
III. Gesundheitspolizei - 1. Medizinische Berufe und andere Berufe der Gesundheitspflege
Art. 44 GesG · b) medizinische Berufe
1. Die selbständige Ausübung der medizinischen Berufe richtet sich nach der Bundesgesetzgebung über die Medizinalberufe.
2. Wer einen medizinischen Beruf unselbständig ausübt, bedarf der Bewilligung. Die Regierung kann durch Verordnung Ausnahmen von der Bewilligungspflicht vorsehen. Im Übrigen richtet sich die Berufsausübung nach der Bundesgesetzgebung über die Medizinalberufe für die selbständige Berufsausübung.
3. Die Regierung erlässt durch Verordnung Vorschriften
a) zum Vollzug der Bundesgesetzgebung über die Medizinalberufe;
b) über Anstellung, Beschäftigung und Berufsausübung von Assistenten, Stellvertretern und anderen Mitarbeitern.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (8)
B.2021.240 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 2 GesG)
Mother's Right to Deceased's Medical Records Over Rules of Professional Secrecy
This provision establishes that the professional secrecy of employed medical personnel is governed by federal law, which is relevant to the decision to lift the secrecy mentioned in order 1.
B.2021.240 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 2 GesG (sGS 311.1))
Administrative Court Orders Release of Deceased Patient's Medical Records for Liability Assessment
This provision governs the professional secrecy for non-self-employed medical professionals, which is the subject of the release order.
B.2020.115 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 2 GesG)
Heir's Inheritance Dispute vs. Deceased's Medical Secrecy
Cited as the provision governing the applicability of federal law (MedBG) for non-independent practice, which is contextually relevant to the case involving hospital doctors.
B.2017.168 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 2 GesG)
Appeal Against Disclosure of Medical Data to Child and Adult Protection Authority
Cited in the preamble to establish that the application of professional secrecy for employed professionals follows federal law (MedBG).
B.2017.168 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 2 GesG)
Medical Confidentiality Overridden for Child Welfare Reporting
This provision dictates that the law applicable to non-independent professional practice refers to the federal legislation on medical professions.
B.2014.97 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 1 GesG)
Trustworthiness Revocation for Complementary Medicine Practice
Cited in conjunction with Art. 46 Abs. 3 GesG as a basis for finding the appellant lacked the required trustworthiness.
B.2012.77 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 1 GesG)
Midwife License Revocation Upheld Due to Lack of Trustworthiness and Billing Fraud
Cited alongside Art. 46 Abs. 3 GesG and Art. 38 MedBG as the legal basis for withdrawing a professional license when the requirements are no longer met (mentioned in point 2 and 3.4).
B.2012.77 · sg (Art. 44 Abs. 1 GesG)
Midwife License Revocation Upheld Over Fraud and Lack of Trustworthiness
Cited in conjunction with other provisions as the basis for revoking the license when prerequisites are no longer fulfilled.