About the DataHub

The SSPH+ DataHub publishes curated public health datasets maintained by the Swiss School of Public Health (SSPH+): tables such as event listings and networks such as maps of organisations and their publications. Each dataset can be viewed online; the data files are available on request.

Datasets

• Public health events in Switzerland — Courses, conferences, webinars and other public health events by Swiss organisations.
• Public Health Foresight 2029–2032 — Organisations and the strategies, research agendas and programmes they publish.
• Swiss radiation protection expert network — Experts in radiation protection in Switzerland, their organisations, commissions and FOPH topics.

Using the data

• Viewing is free for everyone. You are welcome to link to the dataset pages.
• Downloads (Excel, CSV, JSON) are available on request: write to info@ssphplus.ch with the dataset and what you would like to use it for. If we agree, you receive an access code — valid for a limited time — that unlocks the downloads in the dataset's Download tab. We can also tell you about updates and limitations of the data.
• Showing a dataset on another website (embedding) is arranged with us; please ask.
• When you show or cite the data, please name the source: SSPH+ DataHub, share.ssphplus.ch.

Corrections and removal

The datasets are curated by SSPH+ staff and may contain errors. If something is wrong or you would like an entry about you or your organisation changed or removed, write to info@ssphplus.ch; we correct or remove entries promptly.

Privacy

The DataHub does not use tracking or analytics cookies. A session cookie is set only when staff log in or when you enter an access code. We count visits anonymously to see which datasets are used: the page, the date, the website you came from (its name only) and a daily visitor code that cannot be traced back to you. Your IP address is not stored, and the visitor code changes every day. These statistics are kept for about two years. Datasets contain only information that is already public, such as event announcements and published documents. See the SSPH+ privacy policy.

Contact

Swiss School of Public Health (SSPH+) · Contact page · info@ssphplus.ch