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The Schweizerische Gesellschaft für
Gesundheitspolitik (Swiss Society for Health Policy) is a politically independent
organisation which was founded in 1976 in Berne. Objectives Membership Conferences Books Health Issues Publication GPI
Regional Groups
The SGGP makes numerous contributions towards creating better health policy
and better health care. The Society strives to promote more co-operation between
partners in the health care system. For 30 years, the SGGP has been a driving
force behind many measures of reform.
Membership of the SGGP is open to any person or organisation with an interest
in healthcare. Currently, the SGGP has approximately 1240 members: 1010 individual
members and 230 patrons and organisations. 41% of the individual members are
women.
The SGGP organises
3-6 countrywide conferences annually devoted to current health issues. There
are also regional group events.
The SGGP has already published 95 books on health care and health policy.
This specialist journal is a quarterly publication comprising 120 short contributions.
The SGGP has
regional groups in Basel, Geneva, Zurich and in eastern and central Switzerland.
The SGGP is a close network of health care specialists.
