Lääkäriliitto

The Finnish Medical Association, known in Finnish as Lääkäriliitto, is a professional organization for physicians in Finland. Its primary purpose is to promote the interests of its members, which include medical doctors of all specialties and at all stages of their careers. The association works to ensure good working conditions and professional development for physicians. It also plays a role in shaping healthcare policy and advocating for high-quality patient care in Finland.

Lääkäriliitto engages in various activities to achieve its goals. These include negotiating collective bargaining agreements for doctors in public and private sectors, providing professional development opportunities through courses and seminars, and offering legal and ethical advice to its members. The association also publishes professional journals and disseminates information related to medical science and healthcare. Furthermore, it actively participates in public discourse on health-related issues, aiming to influence policy decisions and raise awareness about important health challenges. Membership in Lääkäriliitto is voluntary, but it is the largest professional organization for doctors in Finland, representing a significant portion of the country's medical workforce.