Bern

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Bern

Bern (pronunciation: /bɛrn/), also known as Berne in French, is the de facto capital of Switzerland. The term "Bern" is not typically associated with medical terminology, but it is the location of several important medical institutions and research centers.

Etymology

The name Bern is derived from the Middle High German word "berne," which means "bear." The city was named after a bear that was the first animal to be caught in the area.

Medical Institutions in Bern

  • Inselspital: The Inselspital, also known as the University Hospital of Bern, is one of the most important medical institutions in Switzerland. It is renowned for its high standards in patient care, research, and teaching.
  • University of Bern: The University of Bern offers a comprehensive range of medical courses and conducts extensive research in various fields of medicine.

Related Terms

  • Healthcare in Switzerland: This article provides an overview of the healthcare system in Switzerland, including the role of hospitals like the Inselspital in providing care.
  • Medical research: This term refers to the extensive research conducted at institutions like the University of Bern and the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute.
  • Public health: This term refers to the field of health that aims to improve the health and wellbeing of communities, such as the work done by the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute.

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