Cervical cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in Cameroon. In countries with few resources, screening programmes are generally unsuccessful, because patients often have difficulties complying with regular follow-up.
The HUG pursue innovation, excellence and performance in all their fields of activity, whether it be clinical, research or teaching. They work to maintain and develop their national and international reputation, particularly in key cutting-edge fields.
Around fifteen clinical pathways have been established to improve treatments for the most common pathologies. They provide a detailed description of the different steps of patient care and help improve the quality and efficiency of treatments, particularly by decreasing the variability of practices for patients with the same diagnosis.
As part of Geneva's humanitarian tradition, the HUG are committed to sharing the extensive expertise of their staff. These activities are a key aspect of their strategic plan.
Alongside their research and teaching missions, the HUG are dedicated to providing medical care to the entire population, regardless of insurance systems, background or socio-economic categories. We take a closer look at some of the original activities carried out for society as a whole.
The HUG undertake to improve the quality of life of people everywhere, by increasing access to care and creating innovative solutions. In their desire to provide healthcare for all, they reach out to even the most disadvantaged populations, in Switzerland and abroad.