Welcome to the
 Swiss Federation of Clinical Neuro-Societies

The SFCNS aims to formalise and structure the joint political, educational, and clinical research efforts. Regular high-level congresses shall lay the ground for communication and contacts with other medical groups working in the neuroscience field.

About us Swiss Brain Health Plan
YouCliN

The Young Clinical Neuroscientists (YouCliN) Network, established within the Swiss Federation of Clinical Neuro-Societies (SFCNS), unites young professionals across all clinical neuroscience disciplines.

 

 
Certification

SFCNS coordinates the implementation of the stroke related decisions of the Swiss Conference of the Cantonal Ministers of Public Health i.e. the GDK and its Decision Board HSM and its Scientific Committee HSM on Highly Specialized Medical Services.

 
Swiss SOS

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.
SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan

This SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan implements the Swiss Brain Health Strategy in accordance with the EAN Brain Health Strategy, launched by the WHO and the European Academy of Neurology EAN in 2022.                   

 

 
Swiss Neuro HSM (SNHR)

The SNHR registry was planned and set up to collect and transmit a standardized minimum data set of Highly Specialized Medicine (HSM) procedures and results in the fields of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Neuroradiology.      

 

Upcoming SFCNS events

1st Swiss NeuroWeek

Bern (Bernexpo, Bern)

SFCNS Delegates Meeting

Bern (Bernexpo, Bern)

7th SFCNS Congress

Congress Center Basel (Messepl. 21, 4058 Basel)

News

SFCNS und Swiss RND-CNS strengthen their collaboration

The Swiss Network for Rare Neurological Diseases of the Central Nervous System (Swiss RND-CNS) and the Swiss Federation of Clinical Neuro-Societies (SFCNS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen their collaboration in the field of rare neurological diseases.

42 new reference centres for rare diseases recognised

The National Coordination of Rare Diseases (kosek) has recognised 42 specialised treatment centres throughout Switzerland as reference centres, thereby strengthening the coordinated care of those affected.

Ordinary members

Patronage