Potilaskäyttäjäystävällisesti

Potilaskäyttäjäystävällisesti is a Finnish term that translates to "patient-user-friendly" or "user-friendly for patients." It describes the design and implementation of healthcare services, products, or information systems with a primary focus on the needs, experiences, and abilities of patients.

The concept emphasizes making healthcare more accessible, understandable, and manageable for individuals receiving care. This can involve simplifying complex medical terminology in patient materials, creating intuitive interfaces for online health portals, or designing physical healthcare environments that are easy to navigate and comfortable for patients.

When healthcare is potilaskäyttäjäystävällisesti, it aims to reduce patient frustration, improve adherence to treatment plans, and enhance overall satisfaction with the healthcare experience. It recognizes that patients are active participants in their own care and that their engagement is crucial for positive health outcomes.

Key aspects of potilaskäyttäjäystävällisesti include clear communication, ease of access to information and services, and a supportive and respectful patient journey. It’s about putting the patient at the center of all healthcare-related design and delivery decisions.