Työterveydenhuollossa
Työterveydenhuolto, often translated as occupational healthcare, is a statutory service in Finland designed to promote the health and well-being of employees and to prevent work-related illnesses and accidents. It is a collaborative effort between employers and healthcare providers, funded primarily by employers.
The services offered by occupational healthcare are broad and can be categorized into two main areas: health
Medical services involve pre-employment medical examinations to ensure an individual is fit for a particular job,
The primary goal of työterveydenhuolto is to ensure that work does not harm employees' health and that