Caseesitys

Caseesitys, or case presentation, is a structured method for presenting a case or scenario in educational, professional, and clinical contexts. It is commonly used in Finnish universities, business schools, healthcare training, and legal or policy seminars to convey complex information in a concise, evidence-based format. A caseesitys typically aims to illuminate a problem, demonstrate analytical reasoning, and propose actionable solutions.

In business and management education, a caseesitys centers on a real or hypothetical company or situation. The presenter describes background and context, states the problem, presents relevant data, analyzes alternatives, and recommends a course of action with an implementation plan, expected outcomes, and risk considerations. In clinical settings, a case presentation summarizes patient history, examination findings, differential diagnosis, proposed tests or treatments, and management plan, often with a focus on reasoning and safety. Legal or policy case presentations may outline facts, issues, applicable law or guidelines, and conclusions.

Common elements across contexts include a clear purpose, a concise background, a defined problem statement, data and analysis, considered options, a recommended solution, implementation or evaluation steps, and criteria for success. Presentations are typically delivered with visual aids such as slides, followed by a question-and-answer segment. Ethical considerations include confidentiality and de-identification of sensitive information in clinical cases.

Effective caseesitys emphasize clarity, logical structure, evidence-based reasoning, practical feasibility, and the ability to respond to questions from the audience.