Patients' rights
Well-informed patients who are aware of their rights can play an active role in treatment planning and establish a trusting relationship with their doctor and nursing staff.
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Safe together in Canton Bern
Flyer of the cantonal police Bern
Languages
German, French, English, Arabic, Farsi/Persian /Dari, Kurdish, Somali, Tamil, Tigrinya, Ukrainian
People from a wide range of ethnic backgrounds live in Switzerland. Living in harmony depends on everyone observing the law of the land and interpersonal rules. Everyone in Switzerland has rights and obligations prescribed by law.
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