Registries - Our projects
SIRIS
This nationwide mandatory registry for hip and knee arthroplasty in Switzerland began in September 2012. Mandated by the National Association for Quality Control in Hospitals and Clinics in Switzerland (ANQ), SIRIS was designed as an implant registry for arthroplasty surgery in Switzerland. Keep on reading...
Swissnoso
Based on a preexisting program in Western and Southern Switzerland, Swissnoso, in collaboration with the National Association for Quality Control in Hospitals and Clinics in Switzerland (ANQ), has designed a national registry to surveil surgical site infections (surgical wound infections) to preven and control SSI's. Keep on reading...
Home Care Data (HCD)
Home Care Data is the data pool of Spitex Switzerland - the national federation of Spitex cantonal associations and other organizations for professional care and support at home.... The basis of the register is professional, internationally developed interRAI instruments for assessing needs for specific population groups. The instruments used in Switzerland have been adapted to Swiss conditions. They serve as a source of information and a guide for person-centered, holistic care and support planning in the home environment. Keep on reading...
Swiss CaRe
SwissCaRe, the Swiss registry for coronary angiography and angioplasty (heart catheter treatments) aims to record all Swiss heart catheter treatments. In addition to data on the treatment itself, information on the indication for treatment and post-treatment medication is also collected. Keep on reading...
Swiss Heart Surgery Registry
The primary goals of the Heart Surgery Registry established by the Swiss Society for Cardiac and Thoracic Vascular Surgery (SGHC), are to ensure the quality of cardiac surgery procedures in Switzerland. Keep on reading...
Swiss Rare Disease Registry (SRDR)
The Swiss Registry for Rare Diseases (SRSK) is a national registry that enables the recording of rare diseases. Keep on reading...
German Spine Registry
The registry of the Spine Society of Germany (Deutsche Wirbelsäulengesellschaft, DWG) records data on the patient and their main pathology, the applied surgical measures as well as the surgeon-assessed outcome of the treatment. Keep on reading...
German shoulder and elbow arthroplasty
The German Shoulder Arthroplasty Registry (SPR) and the German Elbow Arthroplasty Registry (EPR) are commissioned by the German Association for Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (DVSE). Keep on reading...
French hip arthroplasty (SOFCOT)
The hip arthroplasty registry of the French Orthopaedic Society (SOFCOT) has been active since 2006. We produce annual overview reports for participating surgeons as well as biennial scientific reports for the French Orthopaedic Society. Keep on reading...
Registry for Autologous ChondrocyteTransplantation (ACT)
The Registry for Autologous Chondrocyte Transplantation (ACT) records minimally invasive treatments of cartilage damage in the knee joint with the patient's own cartilage cells. Keep on reading...
German Registry for Foot and Ankle Surgery (D.A.F.)
The German Association for Foot and Ankle Surgery (D.A.F.) has commissioned SwissRDL to record the clinical data of patients and surgical results of ankle endoprostheses in a register. Keep on reading...
Registry for idiopathic interstitial pneumonias (IIP)
The Swiss Lung Registry includes patients from the Swiss IIP registry with idiopathic interstitial pneumonias (IIPs), other interstitial lung diseases (ILDs), and survivors of SARS-Cov-2 infection (COVID-19). Keep on reading...
Lindenhofgruppe
SwissRDL records "Patient Reported Outcome Measurements" at the Orthopädie Sonnenhof of the Lindenhof Group to measure patient satisfaction with the aim of quality assurance/improvement. Keep on reading...
Mathys
For quality assurance and quality improvement, Mathys collects clinical data for CE-marked products. Keep on reading...
Gesundheitsdirektion Zürich
From 1 July 2019, the indication and outcome quality for patients with hip and knee prostheses must be measured in the listed hospitals on behalf of the Health Directorate of the Canton of Zurich (GD ZH). Keep on reading...