potilaskohtaisiin

Potilaskohtaisiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective potilaskohtainen, meaning patient-specific or tailored to a particular patient. It is used with plural nouns in illative case to indicate something that is based on or directed toward patient-specific data or characteristics, for example potilaskohtaisiin tietoihin perustuva hoitosuunnitelma (a treatment plan based on patient-specific data).

In healthcare contexts, potilaskohtaisiin appears in discussions of personalized or precision medicine, clinical decision support, and health data analysis. It describes decisions, plans, or diagnostics that take into account individual patient information such as age, medical history, genetic markers, and patient preferences. The term emphasizes tailoring rather than applying a single protocol to all patients.

Examples of usage include phrases such as potilaskohtaisiin tietoihin perustuva hoito (treatment based on patient-specific data) and potilaskohtaisiin tietoihin pohjautuva diagnostiikka (diagnostics based on patient-specific data). These constructions illustrate how the illative plural form modifies a plural noun to express basis in or targeting toward patient-specific data or characteristics.

Related forms and terminology include potilaskohtainen (the base form meaning patient-specific) and potilaskohtaisia (partitive plural). The concept is common in Finnish medical and research language, especially in discussions of personalized care, data-driven decisions, and tailoring treatments to individual patients.