The Swiss Society of Cardiology (SSC) is a professional and scientific association, which was founded in 1948 and brings together specialists and scientists who are concerned with cardiovascular diseases. The purpose of the society is:

• the cultivation of relations between the members of the Society;
• to support the practical application of research results for the benefit of the health of individuals and the population;
• to promote science in the field of cardiovascular diseases and cardiovascular education in education, training and continuing education;
• the promotion of the next generation of qualified specialists in cardiology or scientists;
• the organization of scientific conferences;
• cooperation with the Swiss Heart Foundation;
• cooperation with Swiss and foreign (medical) societies, institutes and scholars.

The "Swiss Society for Heart and Thoracic Vascular Surgery" (SGHC) is a scientific association, which was  founded in 1986.
It consists mainly of doctors who are involved in heart surgery and who work in Switzerland.

The society is committed to the basic ethical principles of medical practice.
It monitors the quality of medical activity and protects the professional and economic interests of the medical profession in general and of cardiac surgeons in particular. In doing so, it relies on the Code of Professional Conduct of the FMH.

The Swiss Society of Pneumology (SSP) is an association which essentially brings together Swiss doctors who deal with lung and respiratory diseases.

Through its activities, the SSP promotes knowledge and action in the field of prevention, detection and treatment of lung and respiratory diseases in Switzerland. Its main focus is on providing and retaining specialists in the field of lung and respiratory diseases.

The Society for Thoracic Surgery represents the concerns of thoracic surgery in Switzerland. The scientific society aims at the further development of its field and cares for the interests of initial, further and continuing training, as well as research and patient care. The close cooperation of its members and the continuous exchange of experience with Swiss and foreign specialist societies and colleagues serve these goals.