Sisäänotolle

Sisäänotolle is a Finnish term that translates directly to "for intake" or "for admission." It is most commonly used in the context of healthcare and social services to indicate that a person or a group is being formally accepted into a facility, program, or service. This can refer to a patient being admitted to a hospital, a child entering a foster care system, or an individual starting a rehabilitation program.

The term emphasizes the beginning of a formal process where an individual's needs are assessed and a plan for their care or support is established. It signifies a transition from an external state to being under the direct management or supervision of an organization. The process of sisäänotolle typically involves registration, documentation, and an initial evaluation to determine the appropriate level of care or service required.

In a broader sense, sisäänotolle can also be used in non-humanitarian contexts, such as the intake of raw materials into a manufacturing process or the absorption of information. However, its primary and most frequent application remains within human services, highlighting the structured acceptance and integration of individuals into supportive systems.