terveysperusteisista

Terveysperusteisista is a Finnish term used to describe decisions, criteria, or approaches that are grounded in health considerations. The root concept is terveysperusteinen, meaning health-based, and the form terveysperusteisista appears in contexts where multiple health-based aspects or criteria are being referred to in the genitive or partitive plural.

In usage, the phrase commonly occurs in policy documents, guidelines, and discussions about how health information should influence actions or assessments. Typical collocations include terveysperusteisista kriteereistä (health-based criteria), terveysperusteisista lähtökohdista (health-based starting points), and terveysperusteisista näkökohdista (health-based considerations). The term foregrounds health as a central basis for evaluation, prioritization, or decision-making, rather than purely economic, administrative, or other factors.

Contexts where terveysperusteisista can appear include health care planning, social services, public health policy, and research ethics. For example, a policy might describe access to services based on terveysperusteisista kriteereistä, or a study might discuss terveysperusteisista näkökohdista in its methodology. The concept invites attention to how health status, health risks, or health outcomes influence judgments and resource allocation.

Because using health-based criteria can raise ethical considerations, discussions around terveysperusteisista often address issues of privacy, equality, and proportionality. Proponents argue that health-based reasoning can improve relevance and effectiveness, while critics warn of potential discrimination or stigmatization if health data are misused. See also health-based decision-making and health-based criteria.