The "Swiss Study On aneurysmalSubarachnoid-hemorrhage", hereafter referred to as "Swiss SOS", is an interdisciplinary group that concentrates on research on aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (aSAH) and intracranial aneurysms in general.
The group founded a nationwide, multicenter research project in 2008 as bottom-up initiative, which has evolved to be a prospective, institutional-review-board approved database containing continuous anonymous information on patients diagnosed with aSAH in Switzerland.
The Swiss SOS project is registred under clinical.gov NCT03245866.
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The Swiss SOS Coordinators (SCs) are five people, affiliated with different departments that hold institutional membership status. Preferably the Swiss SOS Coordinators (SCs) should also represent different medical specialties. Together, these five SCs form the steering committee of the Swiss SOS.
The Swiss SOS Coordinators (SCs) are responsible for upholding the present Swiss SOS code of conduct. As “board of the Swiss SOS”, the Swiss SOS Coordinators (SCs) should work closely together (personal/virtual meetings 3-4 times per year). They have the obligation to act in the interest of the Swiss SOS as a whole and are responsible for the long-term success of the Swiss SOS.
Communications Officer: PD Dr. med. Michel Roethlisberger
Local-PI: Michel Roethlisberger
Local-PI: Philipp Gruber
Local-PI: David Bervini
Local-PI: Philippe Bijlenga
Local-PI: Roy Thomas Daniel
Local-PI: Ulf Christoph Schneider
Local-PI: Andrea Cardia
Local-PI: Isabel Hostettler
Local-PI: Jorn Fierstra
This code of conduct defines principles, values, standards, and rules of behavior that guide the decisions, procedures and systems of the “Swiss Study On aneurysmal Subarachnoid hemorrhage” Group in a way that contributes to the welfare of its stakeholders and respects the rights of all constituents affected by its operations.