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§ 37 Gesundheitsgesetz (GesG) - Obduktion

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§ 37 GesG · Obduktion

1. Ohne klare Willensäusserung der verstorbenen Person bedarf eine Obduktion der Zustimmung der gemäss ZGB vertretungsberechtigten Person.

2. Vorbehalten bleibt die Anordnung einer Obduktion bei Verdacht auf eine übertragbare Krankheit des Menschen durch das Departement sowie die Anordnung einer Obduktion gemäss der Schweizerischen Strafprozessordnung (Strafprozessordnung, StPO) vom 5. Oktober 2007 und ihrer Nebenerlasse durch die Strafverfolgungsbehörden.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (11)

GE.2024.0266 · vd (Art. 37 LPMéd)
Dentist Authorization Withdrawal Upheld Due to Lack of Local Practice
This article allows cantons to impose restrictions and charges on the authorization to practice to ensure reliable and quality medical care, which includes the requirement to operate a practice.
VG.2023.00005 · gl (Art. 37 MedBG)
Medical Professional's Appeal Dismissed for Insurance Lapse and Education Neglect
This provision allows for disciplinary measures to be combined with ancillary orders, such as the requirement to catch up on further training.
GE.2019.0107 · vd (Art. 37 LPMéd)
Physician Practice Authorization Appeal Over Prior Sanction and MHI Admission
Cited as the legal basis allowing the canton to subject the authorization to practice to restrictions or charges, which the court noted the administrative authority should have considered instead of an outright refusal.
GE.2020.0003 · vd (Art. 37 LPMéd)
Physician Authorization Withdrawal Upheld Due to Lack of Trustworthiness
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the proportionality of the sanction, but not explicitly in the final orders.
VB.2019.00152 · zh (Art. 37 MEDBG)
Physician License Revocation for Persistent Regulatory Violations
This provision was considered in the reasoning regarding the legal grounds for withdrawing the professional license.
GE.2018.0190 · vd (art. 37 LPMéd)
Surgeon's Conditional Reinstatement Upheld Despite Procedural Error
The court confirmed the administrative decision, which was based on this federal provision, allowing the canton to impose restrictions and charges on the practice authorization to ensure reliable and quality medical care.
VB.2017.00322 · zh (Art. 38 i.V.m. Art. 37 MedBG)
Veterinarian Appeal: Disciplinary Measure, Prescription, and License Reactivation
The court found that the disciplinary prohibition could not be based on these articles.
GE.2016.0104 · vd (art. 37 LPMéd)
Medical Practitioner Appeal of Practice Suspension and Conditional Reinstatement
Cited in the reasoning as the federal law basis justifying the possibility of attaching conditions to the authorization when the granting conditions are no longer met.
GE.2014.0195 · vd (art. 37 LPMéd)
Physician Appeal of Conditional Practice Restoration After Conviction
Cited concerning the cantonal authority to issue specific restrictions and charges to ensure reliable medical care, supporting the conditions imposed.
U 2011 76 · gr (Art. 37 MedBG)
Physician Practice Restriction Due to Alcohol Dependency and Repeated Relapse
Cited as the basis allowing cantons to impose restrictions or obligations on the professional license, which the restriction was deemed to fall under.
VB.2009.00459 · zh (Art. 37 MEDBG)
Physician License Expiration Date Shortened for Public Health Interest
This provision is related to the federal legal framework governing medical professions, which forms the basis for the cantonal decision.