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Art. 26 Verordnung über die Ausübung der medizinischen Berufe (VMB) - b) ordentliche Assistenz

IV. Stellvertretung und Assistenz - 2. Bewilligung

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Art. 26 VMB · b) ordentliche Assistenz

1. Der Ärztin und dem Arzt sowie der Chiropraktorin und dem Chiropraktor wird die Bewilligung für die ordentliche Assistenz erteilt, wenn die Assistentin oder der Assistent ein eidgenössisches oder eidgenössisch anerkanntes Diplom besitzt und sich im entsprechenden Fachbereich in Weiterbildung befindet.

2. Der Zahnärztin und dem Zahnarzt sowie der Tierärztin und dem Tierarzt wird die Bewilligung für die ordentliche Assistenz erteilt, wenn die Assistentin oder der Assistent ein eidgenössisches oder eidgenössisch anerkanntes Diplom besitzt.

3. Die Bewilligung wird befristet.

4. Für jede Vollzeitstelle werden höchstens 400 Stellenprozente ordentliche Assistenz bewilligt. Vorbehalten bleiben Einschränkungen aufgrund der Bundesgesetzgebung über die Krankenversicherung.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (40)

51/2007/8 · sh (Art. 26 StPO)

Judicial Disqualification Based on Prior Involvement in Related Case

The court rejected the appeal concerning the refusal to treat the challenge as a disqualification request, based on the grounds outlined in this article.

BB.2023.205 (Art. 26 al. 2 CPP)

Federal Court Upholds Consolidation of Foreign Security Service and Intelligence Cases

Used to justify the joinder of federal and cantonal proceedings.

CA.2022.28 (Art. 23 Abs. 1 lit. d und Art. 26 Abs. 2 StPO)

ATM Bombings Appeal: Partial Acquittal, DNA Evidence Crucial

Cited to establish federal jurisdiction for the case.

SK.2022.9 (art. 26 al. 2 CPP)

Defendant Convicted of Insulting Messages Despite Territorial Jurisdiction and Immunity Arguments

This article was used to establish federal jurisdiction over the case, allowing the joining of federal and cantonal jurisdictions.

SB.2020.85 · bs (Art. 26 Abs. 2 StPO)

Appellant v. State: Sentence Appeal for Assault, Threats, Auto Theft, and Immigration Offenses

Cited in the dispositive in connection with the calculation of the aggregate sentence (related to the revocation of conditional release).

BG.2020.15 (Art. 26 Abs. 2 StPO)

Federal Prosecutor Jurisdiction Over Abuse of Office Upheld

Cited as the legal basis for the Federal Prosecutor's Office to unify proceedings when both federal and cantonal jurisdiction exist.

BB.2019.186 (Art. 26 al. 2 CPP)

Public Prosecutor's Order to Not Open Investigation Upheld

Cited to explain why the Public Prosecutor's Office accepted its jurisdiction for certain offenses.

BG.2019.35 (Art. 26 Abs. 2 StPO)

Prosecutor's Request to Merge Cantonal Mismanagement Case Denied

Allows for the consolidation of proceedings when both federal and cantonal jurisdiction exist, and is considered in the decision regarding whether to consolidate.

BG.2019.17 (Art. 26 Abs. 2 StPO)

Federal Jurisdiction Affirmed in International Money Laundering Case

Used to declare the Federal Prosecutor's Office competent to prosecute related property offenses.

BG.2018.58 (Art. 26 al. 2 CPP)

Jurisdiction over Mailbox Destruction via Pyrotechnics

Cited as the legal basis for the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office to order the joinder of proceedings with the federal authorities.

502 2019 50 · fr (art. 26 al. 2 CPP)

Cantonal Prosecutor v. Individual (Arms Law Competence and Statute of Limitations)

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the MPC's power to order the joinder of proceedings, which impacted the initial procedural determination.

BB.2018.191 (Art. 26 Abs. 3 StPO)

Reinstatement of Defamation Probe Over Prosecutor's Misjudgment

Cited regarding the principle of perpetuatio fori in relation to jurisdiction.

BG.2018.57 (Art. 26 CPP)

Federal Jurisdiction Upheld in Terrorist Organization Case

Mentioned in the context of the Federal Prosecutor's Office ordering the joinder of proceedings with federal authorities when cantons have initiated proceedings.

Jug.2018.277 · vd (art. 10, 26 al. 2, 135, 192, 268 CPP)

Appeals Court Modifies Sentences for Narcotics and Theft Convictions

These procedural articles of the Code of Criminal Procedure were cited as the basis for the final ruling.

SK.2016.18 (Art. 26 al. 2 CPP)

Acquittal on Stolen Goods, Conviction for Criminal Organization, Sentence Reduced for Delay

Allows for the joinder of criminal proceedings.