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Table 1 Characteristics of centres for asylum seekers in three Swiss cantons

From: Sexual and reproductive healthcare for women asylum seekers in Switzerland: a multi-method evaluation

 

Bern

Vaud

Ticino

B1

B2

B3

B4

V1

V2

T1

T2

First access or follow-up centre

follow-up

follow-up

follow-up

follow-up

follow-up

follow-up

first-access

first-access

Government responsible

local

local

local

local

local

local

federal

federal

Setting

rural

rural

rural

rural

urban

urban

urban

rural

Capacity (residents)

100

180

140

80

165

92

134

50

Current residents (May 2017)

 Male

60

107

86

48

no data

56

67

11

 Female

25

27

39

15

no data

22

12

15

Number of carers

 Male

10

6

3

8

2

2

11

3

 Female

3

2

4

4

7

1

10

5

Professions and number of informants

child healthcare nurse (1)

medical practise assistant (1)

nurse (1)

paediatric nurse (1)

nursing and midwifery (1)

nurse (1)

nurse (1)

paediatric nurse (1)

  

nursing assistant SRC (1)

 

nursing assistant SRC (1)

    

Security personnel present

No

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

 24 hours/day

-

-

No

-

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Number of bedrooms

23

58

28

23

79

40

16

3

 Gender-separate (%)

11 (48%)

39 (67%)

11 (39%)

no data

0

28 (70%)

4 (25%)

0

Number of toilets

20

14

9

15

no data

10

6

2

 Gender-separate (%)

8 (40%)

12 (86%)

9 (100%)

5 (33%)

0

0

4 (67%)

2 (100%)

Number of showers

18

11

9

12

no data

10

4

3

 Gender-separate (%)

5 (28%)

11 (100%)

9 (100%)

5 (41%)

0

0

4 (100%)

2 (67%)

Number of rooms, gender-separate

 Male

no data

33

0

no data

0

0

no data

0

 Female

no data

6

0

no data

0

0

no data

0

Floors, gender-separate

3

3

no data

no data

0

0

2

no data

Kitchens

16

7

2

1

11

5

1

1

  1. Note. The eight centres were selected for maximal diversity and represent local (cantonal) and federal governance, first and follow-up access centres, as well as three Swiss cantons and language regions (German, French and Italian). Switzerland, 2017