Working together in partnership
The University Hospital Basel is shaping the future of medicine with pioneering collaborations and partnerships. The professional groups in the hospital work together in an interprofessional and patient-oriented manner, and the clinics are managed by a team of doctors, nurses and business managers. True to its corporate values, the University Hospital Basel works courageously and responsibly to shape the Basel Joint Healthcare Region. It is internationally networked through research and support partnerships.
Partnership with the University of Basel
Strategic partnerships in acute and rehabilitation care
Good healthcare today works together. As a shaper in the Joint Healthcare Region, the University Hospital Basel is expanding its internal and external networks in order to advance the healthcare system and offer the population even better care.
Meetings are held several times a year at the highest level with representatives of the partner institutions. The aim is to organize the best possible treatment for all patients - at the right time and in the right place.
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Examples of partnerships in the acute and rehabilitation sector
Bethesda Hospital Basel
Thanks to the combination of Bethesda Hospital and University Hospital Basel, we can offer our patients university medical treatment in the personal atmosphere of a private hospital - in the middle of the city. "University & personal" is also the motto of our orthopaedics department at Bethesda Hospital.
Orthopaedics at Bethesda Hospital
Rehab at Bethesda Hospital
UAFP
The University Geriatric Medicine FELIX PLATTER (UAFP) and the University Hospital Basel work closely together when it comes to the care of older people. For example, in the event of an accident with a broken bone: the certified Basel geriatric trauma center is a joint university facility and guarantees optimal care before and after surgery, during rehabilitation and in preparation for the return from the acute hospital to the familiar environment of the UAFP.
UKBB
Before, during and after birth: together, the University Children's Hospital Basel (UKBB) and the University Hospital Basel ensure optimal care for pregnant women and premature and newborn babies. For children, adolescents and adults with rare diseases, we have jointly established the University Center for Rare Diseases Basel. Joint treatment teams guarantee optimal care. Transition consultations ensure that the quality of treatment remains consistently high during the transition to adulthood.
Cantonal Hospital Baselland
The University Hospital Basel and the Cantonal Hospital Baselland (KSBL) work closely together to shape the Joint Healthcare Region and coordinate their services in selected medical specialties, including ophthalmology and the KSBL's network partnership with the Breast Center at the University Hospital Basel.
Supra-regional care: Hôpital du Jura, Kantonsspital Aarau, Solothurner Spitäler
We think outside the region when it comes to the care of patients with complex illnesses and injuries. The Hôpital du Jura and the university hospital work together to ensure that university research findings are also brought quickly to the bedside of patients in the Jura, for example in cardiology or spinal surgery. The University Hospital Basel operates medical centers with supra-regional partners, for example with the Cantonal Hospital Aarau, and maintains a close professional exchange, for example in internal medicine with the Solothurn hospitals.
Hôpital du Jura, Spinal Surgery
Clarunis
The Claraspital and the University Hospital Basel are pooling their expertise, specialist knowledge and research activities for the benefit of all patients who require treatment in the abdominal area. Together, they operate Clarunis, the University Abdominal Center Basel, thus ensuring highly specialized care in Northwestern Switzerland in the future.
Clarunis - University Abdominal Center Basel
Industry and research partnerships
The University Hospital Basel is involved in collaborations with hospitals and institutions in Africa.
