Scientific publications

Our scientific publications bring you facts and figures about healthcare in Switzerland. We use anonymised insurance data to examine the links between therapy results and the resources deployed, allowing us to draw conclusions about their effectiveness and efficiency.

Note: the publications are presented in their original language and are only available in that language.

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Initial prescriptions and medication switches of biological products: an analysis of prescription pathways and determinants in the Swiss healthcare setting

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Are tumor marker tests applied appropriately in clinical practice? A healthcare claims data analysis

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Childhood vaccination coverage and regional differences in Swiss birth cohorts 2012–2021: Are we on track?

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Assessing prescription of antibiotics after vaccination against pneumococcal pneumonia; using prescription sequence symmetry analysis

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Development and internal validation of a prediction model for long-term opioid use - an analysis of insurance claims data

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Estimating the cost impact of atrial fibrillation using a prospective cohort study and population-based controls

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Prevalence, trends, and individual patterns of long-term antidepressant medication use in the adult Swiss general population

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Does the implementation of an incentive scheme increase adherence to diabetes guidelines? A retrospective cohort study of managed care enrollees

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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health care utilization in Switzerland was strongest among young females - retrospective study in 2018-2020

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Continuity of care and treatment intensity at the end of life in Swiss cancer patients

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Opioid prescriptions after knee replacement: a retrospective study of pathways and prognostic factors in the Swiss healthcare setting

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