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§ 36 Gesundheitsgesetz (GesG) - Lehre und Forschung
Rechte und Pflichten der Patienten und Patientinnen - Zustimmung des Patienten oder der Patientin
§ 36 GesG · Lehre und Forschung
1. Patienten und Patientinnen dürfen nur mit ihrer Zustimmung in Lehrveranstaltungen einbezogen werden, wobei deren Persönlichkeit und Intimsphäre zu wahren sind. Die Zustimmung kann jederzeit widerrufen werden.
2. Die Zustimmung zum ordentlichen klinischen Unterricht am Krankenbett wird vermutet.
3. Für Forschungsvorhaben an lebenden und verstorbenen Personen ist die Zustimmung der Ethikkommission erforderlich.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (67)
VB.2007.00517 · zh (§ 36 Abs. I lit. b MEDBG)
Professional License Revocation Overturned Due to Procedural Due Process Violations and Insufficient Evidence
Referred to as a requirement for the applicant to be trustworthy and to offer physical and psychological assurance for proper practice.
VB.2007.00408 · zh (Art. 36 Abs. I lit. b MEDBG)
Physician Permit Renewal Denial for Aiding Suicide Violations
This provision regarding professional trustworthiness appears to be the substantive ground leading to the dismissal of the request for license extension.
VB.2007.00517 · zh (Art. 36 Abs. 1 lit. b MedBG)
Health Authority License Withdrawal Appeal on Procedural Grounds
Cited as part of the legal requirement for granting a permit, which was central to the evaluation of the case.
100 2025 107 · be (Art. 36 Abs. 1 Bst. b MedBG)
Physician License Withdrawal Overturned for Inadequate Factual Inquiry
The court could not rule on the appellant's trustworthiness, which is based on this provision, due to insufficient factual clarification.
2024 GSI 2466 · be (Art. 36 Abs. 1 Bst. b MedBG)
Physician License Revocation for Medically Unjustifiable Practices and Loss of Trustworthiness
The court ruled that the appellant lacked the trustworthiness required by this article, leading to the main decision to dismiss the appeal.
WBE.2024.381 · ag (Art. 36 Abs. 1 lit. b MedBG)
Physician's License Revoked for Gross Negligence and Unsuitability
Cited as the legal basis for the withdrawal of the professional practice permit due to lack of trustworthiness.
B-6171/2023 (Art. 36 Abs. 1 Bst. a MedBG)
Candidate Exclusion from Medical Exam Upheld
States that obtaining the federal diploma is a prerequisite for obtaining the license to practice medicine.
B-4813/2023 (Art. 36 al. 1 let. a LPMéd)
Foreign Pharmacy Diploma Holder Must Obtain Swiss Master's Degree Before Federal Exam
Specifies that the cantonal authorization to practice independently requires, among other things, the corresponding federal diploma.
2024 GSI 1878 · be (Art. 36 Abs. 1 Bst. b MedBG)
Physician License Revocation for Breach of Trustworthiness
This provision defines the personal prerequisites (trustworthiness) for granting the license, the lack of which was the main ground for withdrawal.
VB.2023.00349 · zh (§ 36 Abs. I lit. b MEDBG)
Pharmacist's Professional Ban Upheld for Unauthorized Dihydrocodeine Distribution
This provision is listed among the cited norms and is related to the basis for the precautionary professional ban ordered in the final decision.
B-318/2022 (Art. 36 al. 2 LPMéd)
Applicant Fails to Prove Foreign Postgraduate Training Equivalency
Cited regarding the federal postgraduate titles that require specific training.
VB.2022.00629 · zh (§ 36 Abs. I lit. b MEDBG)
Doctor's License Revoked for Forged Diploma and False Title
Used as a legal basis for revoking the permit for independent professional practice.
CDP.2022.345 · ne (Art. 36 al. 1 let. b LPMéd)
Physician Authorization Revocation for Cumulative Professional Misconduct
This provision establishes the requirement of being trustworthy, the absence of which justified the withdrawal of the authorization under Art. 38 LPMéd.
WBE.2022.374 · ag (Art. 36 Abs. 1 lit. b MedBG)
Annulment of Psychiatric Evaluation Order for Doctor
Defines personal requirements for a professional license, including trustworthiness and physical/psychological fitness.
WBE.2022.374 · ag (Art. 36 MedBG i.V.m. § 5 GesG und § 9 VBOB)
Annulment of Psychiatric Evaluation Order for Doctor
Cited in the initial order as part of the legal basis for assessing the appellant's qualification and requirements for medical practice.