Accident Insurance

9008 insured events and items (accident, non-occupational accident, occupational illness) 2/0/0a
9009 basic principles and legal foundations of the Accident Insurance Act (UVG) 1/0/1a

accidents

9010 most common types and causes of accidents (work, household, traffic, sports) and attributable costs 1/0/1a

air pollutants

9011 individuals at risk of exposure basic principles of social medicine 1/0/0a
9012 influence of life-events and other social stressors on health 4/1/0a
9013 importance of psychosocial aspects for preventive strategies 4/1/0a

epidemiology of infectious diseases, overall concepts

9014 features of infectious diseases: occurrence, forms of transmission (e.g. contact, droplets, aerosols, vehicles and vectors), risk factors. 2/0/0a
9015 mandatory reporting: who has to report what when and to whom 0/1/0a

ergonomics and work organization, unemployment

9016 possibilities for promoting health at the workplace 1/1/0a
9017 substance abuse at the workplace 1/0/0a

health and health promotion in older individuals

9018 important ethical and cultural aspects of appropriate medical care for the elderly 0/3/0a

health care economy

9019 effects of health care remuneration on the costs of hospital and ambulatory services 0/0/0a

health services

9020 responsibilities of organised home care (Spitex) 0/0/0a

human nutrition

9021 overweight and obesity: epidemiology and prevention in developed countries 2/1/0a
9022 composition of a healthy diet 3/0/0a

interventional methods

9023 primary, secondary and tertiary prevention 3/0/0a
9024 approaches to personal prevention and health promotion 7/0/0a
9025 individual counseling by personal physician 7/0/0a
9026 criteria for the use of screening examinations 2/0/0a

life style

9027 life style: health and disease 5/1/0a
9028 promoting healthy life-style 7/0/0a

nosocomial infections and infectious hazards for medical personnel

9029 basic principles of prophylaxis and general preventive measures (hand-washing, asepsis, sterilization and disinfection) and specific precautionary measures to be taken before every high-risk procedure (e.g. surgical interventions, urine probes, catheters, endoscopy etc.) 0/1/0a
9030 important infectious hazards and routes of exposure of medical personnel: viral hepatitis, HIV, tuberculosis, influenza. Preventive measures, e.g. immunization, general precautions, isolation, etc. 0/0/0a

occupational carcinogens

9031 aromatic amine 0/0/0a

occupational dermatitis

9032 allergic contact dermatitis 0/0/0a
9033 toxic contact dermatitis 0/0/0a

occupational illnesses: biological hazards

9034 infectious diseases, particularly in the healthcare professions, laboratory work and research 0/0/0a

occupational illnesses: physical hazards

9035 noise 0/0/0a

physical inactivity

9036 epidemiology, health risk and prevention of physical inactivity 1/0/0a

preventive measures against infectious diseases

9037 Swiss Immunization Schedule for children, adults and travelers 1/0/0a
9038 characteristics, indications, contraindications, adverse events, application of routine immunizations and immunizations for certain target groups (i.e. poliomyelitis, measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, influenza, tetanus) 2/0/0a
9039 frequent infections of travelers to developing countries: e.g. traveler's diarrhea, malaria, forms of hepatitis, typhoid fever) 0/0/0a

recording and prevention of important infections

9040 measures aimed at interrupting transmission (contacts, vehicles and vectors; isolation, chemical prophylaxis and immunization prophylaxis) 0/0/0a

social and private health insurance

9041 social insurance coverage 0/0/0a