Classification Information
Class [35]
Advertising, Business & Retail Services
Direct mail advertising; dispatch of advertisments; updating of advertising material; publicity; radio advertising; television advertising; advertising via global communications networks (including the Internet); collection of data in a master file; all data processing services, namely entering and processing data, statistical work, qualitative and quantitative studies, computer-aided data analysis; arranging newspaper subscriptions, including digital newspapers (for others); management of computer files; organisation of exhibitions for advertising purposes; personnel recruitment; marketing studies; cost price analysis; opinion polling services; business information; promotional activities bringing together healthcare professionals for organising common (practical) procedures in the field of health, care and social welfare (who are defined as being doctors (general practitioners, specialists), midwives, dentists, pharmacists, medical auxiliaries as defined in the Public Health Code (including nurses, masseurs/physiotherapists, speech therapists, orthoptists, hearing-aid dispensers, chiropodists, opticians), thermal spas, clinics, hospitals, healthcare centres, test laboratories, ambulances, suppliers of medical devices listed in the Interministerial Health Services Tariff).
Class [36]
Insurance & Financial Services
Health insurance underwriting; savings banks; pension funds; health insurance information; financial business; monetary affairs; consultancy with regard to social welfare by healthcare professionals grouped together (in the form of a legal association) in healthcare networks for the purpose of organising common (practical) procedures for social welfare (who are defined as being doctors (general practitioners, specialists), midwives, dental surgeons, pharmacists, medical auxiliaries as defined in the Public Health Code (including nurses, masseurs/physiotherapists, speech therapists, orthoptists, hearing-aid dispensers, chiropodists, opticians), thermal spas, clinics, hospitals, healthcare centres, test laboratories, ambulances, suppliers of medical devices listed in the Interministerial Health Services Tariff).
Class [38]
Communications Services
Communication (transmission and broadcasting) of information by radio, television, telephone, data transmission, or by networks or computer terminals; videoconferencing, audioconferencing and teleconferencing; news agencies; satellite transmission; broadcasting of television programmes; broadcasting of radio programmes; connection by means of telecommunications to a global computer network (including the Internet) or to a private or reserved access communications network (including intranets); computer-aided transmission of messages and images.
Class [42]
Computer & Software Services & Scientific Services
Quality control; scientific and medical research; graphic arts design; legal services; licensing of intellectual property; development (designing), updating, maintenance, duplication and production (technical project management) of computer software (computer programs), multimedia systems, databases and statistical analysis software; legal services for the design and development of common (practical) procedures for health, care and social welfare relating to healthcare professionals (who are defined as being doctors (general practitioners, specialists), midwives, dentists, pharmacists, medical auxiliaries as defined in the Public Health Code (including nurses, masseurs/physiotherapists, speech therapists, orthoptists, hearing-aid dispensers, chiropodists, opticians), thermal spas, clinics, hospitals, healthcare centres, test laboratories, ambulances, suppliers of medical devices listed in the Interministerial Health Services Tariff).
Class [44]
Medical, Beauty & Agricultural Services
Healthcare; hospital services; medical clinics; rest homes; Hospices; Nursing homes; nursing services; sanitoriums; medical assistance; midwifery; dentistry; medical services; Nursing homes; consultancy in the field of health, healthcare provided by healthcare professionals grouped together (in the form of a legal association) in healthcare networks for the purpose of organising common (practical) procedures relating to healthcare (healthcare professionals are defined as being: doctors (general practitioners, specialists), midwives, dental surgeons, pharmacists, medical auxiliaries as defined in the Public Health Code (nurses, masseurs/physiotherapists, speech therapists, orthoptists, hearing-aid dispensers, chiropodists, opticians), thermal centres, clinics, hospitals, healthcare centres, test laboratories, ambulances, suppliers of medical devices listed in the Inter-Ministerial Health Services Tariff).
