Kliinisessäkin

Kliinisessäkin is a Finnish word that translates to "even in the clinical setting" or "also in the clinical setting." It is a combination of the word "kliininen," meaning clinical, and the particle "-kin," which adds an emphasis or inclusivity, similar to "also," "even," or "too." The word is used to highlight that something applies or is relevant in a medical or healthcare context, in addition to other contexts or expectations.

For example, a researcher might state that a new diagnostic technique is promising, "kliinisessäkin." This would imply that the technique shows potential not only in laboratory studies but also when applied to actual patients in a hospital or clinic. Similarly, a discussion about ethical considerations in artificial intelligence might mention that these issues are important "kliinisessäkin," meaning that ethical challenges exist within healthcare, not just in theoretical discussions.

The use of "kliinisessäkin" underscores that the subject at hand has practical implications or relevance within the realm of medical practice, patient care, or healthcare research. It serves to broaden the scope of the statement, ensuring that the clinical dimension is not overlooked. The word emphasizes the applicability and importance of a concept or finding within the practical realities of medicine.