Tapausesitykset

Tapausesitykset is a Finnish term that refers to the act of presenting a case in a formal, structured way. It is formed from tapaus (case, instance) and esitys (presentation, proposal). The expression is used in professional and academic language to describe the submission or presentation of essential facts, questions, and suggested actions to an authority or a group.

In practice, tapauseset are used in several contexts. In legal or administrative settings, a tapausesitys may be a written or oral submission to a court, tribunal, or decision-making body, outlining the relevant facts, issues, legal considerations, and requested outcomes. In medical, educational, or research environments, it refers to the presentation of a patient or study case to colleagues, students, or supervisors for discussion, diagnosis, interpretation, or teaching. Such presentations are typically organized around a clear case description, data or findings, analysis or reasoning, and a proposed plan or conclusion.

The term is most often employed when a formal, case-based discussion is required, and its exact scope can vary by field and institution. Because of that variability, some contexts may prefer related terms such as esitys, lausunto, or hakemus for overlapping processes. The plural form tapausesitykset indicates multiple case presentations or submissions.

See also: esitys, lausunto, hakemus, case presentation, professional presentation.