SNSF
Transforming Health and Care Systems
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No deadline is on file for this call. Check SNSF's own call page for the current round's status before you plan around it.
The Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) Partnership funds transnational research consortia to develop innovations in healthcare delivery and system design. The call requires a minimum of three partner entities from three different EU member states, with Swiss researchers and institutions fully eligible and SNSF funding the Swiss contribution. This is a co-funded partnership with Innosuisse and the Federal Office of Public Health, running annually.
Details
| Funder | SNSF |
| Consortium | Required — transnational consortia with researchers from several countries |
| Frequency | Annual |
| Eligible countries | CH |
Eligibility & scope
Health and care systems transformation (THCS). European Partnership under Horizon Europe; co-funded with Innosuisse and Federal Office of Public Health. Swiss researchers eligible via SNSF. See national annex for submission details.
Who Should Apply
- •Swiss and EU-based health systems researchers and innovators
- •Consortia with at least 3 entities spanning 3 different EU member states
- •Teams combining academic, clinical, and/or health system perspectives
- •Projects addressing healthcare delivery, system transformation, or policy implementation
Key Dates
- •Annual call (consult SNSF website for next deadline)
- •Transnational consortium required at submission
Tips for Applicants
- ✓Build your consortium early; the 3-entity, 3-country requirement rules out single-nation proposals and requires substantive cross-border collaboration, not token partnerships.
- ✓SNSF funds only the Swiss partner, clarify funding flows with co-funders (Innosuisse, Federal Office of Public Health) before proposal drafting to avoid misaligned budgets.
- ✓Health systems research here spans implementation science, policy evaluation, and design innovation; position your project within the THCS Partnership's focus on system transformation, not just basic science.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Swiss researchers lead a THCS Partnership consortium?
Yes, Swiss researchers are fully eligible. SNSF funds the Swiss partner contribution within a transnational consortium of at least 3 entities from 3 EU member states.
What is the minimum consortium size for THCS Partnership?
A minimum of 3 partner entities from 3 different EU member states is required.
Who funds the Swiss partner in THCS Partnership projects?
SNSF funds the Swiss contribution; the partnership is co-funded by SNSF, Innosuisse, and the Federal Office of Public Health.
Is the THCS Partnership call annual?
Yes, calls run annually; consult the SNSF website for the specific deadline in your round.
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