Lääkäriliiton

The Lääkäriliitto, also known as the Finnish Medical Association, is a professional organization for physicians in Finland. Founded in 1910, its primary mission is to advocate for the interests of its members and promote the development of the medical profession and healthcare in Finland. The organization provides a wide range of services to its members, including professional development, legal advice, and collective bargaining on employment conditions.

Lääkäriliitto is involved in shaping health policy and legislation, contributing to discussions on healthcare reforms and ethical issues facing the medical community. It plays a significant role in maintaining and enhancing the quality of medical care and patient safety. The association also publishes professional literature and organizes conferences and events to foster knowledge sharing and networking among Finnish doctors. Membership is voluntary but encompasses a large majority of practicing physicians in Finland.