Tekstit

Näytetään blogitekstit, joiden ajankohta on maaliskuu, 2025.

Ethics

In Finland, everyone has the right to adequate social and health services, as enshrined in the Constitution. The welfare regions are responsible for organizing the services. The Act on the Status and Rights of Social Welfare Clients defines procedures in client work and data protection issues. Healthcare services are regulated by the Healthcare Act. Respect and dignity of people are the basis of everything in the social and health sector. Equal, equal treatment. The client is encountered individually, flexibly and multidisciplinary, always acting in terms of the client's interests. The client has the freedom of choice and the right to decide on their own lives and well -being. Working always requires the clients's consent, taking into account privacy. Interaction skills are important, building trust. Between the employee and the client as well as employees. In good interaction, reciprocity is central. The clients must feel heard and understood. The goal would be to be abl...

Criteria of service

Good quality of social and health care means that it is customer-centric, fast and that the client gets received the right service in the right place at the right time. Friendliness and service-mindedness of the staff is important. Health care activities must be based on evidence and good care and operating practices. Activities must be of high quality, safe and appropriately implemented. Everyone has the right to good quality care and equal treatment. Good care is evidence-based care that is justified on medical grounds. Evidence-based working methods, professional knowledge, competence, and customer and patient safety also contribute to the quality of services. Have to takes into account the client's individual needs and views, as well as their native language and cultural background. Interpreter must be hired if necessary. An interpreter or translation can be used if the client is not understood due to a sensory or speech impairment. The client must be treated without violatin...

Social media

  I looked at the pages of the Mielenterveyden keskusliitto. Even now, there are over a million people with mental health problems in Finland. I think mental health is a really good topic for social media, it's easy to produce content from it. They have 12.9 thousand followers on Instagram, and 27 thousand on Facebook. Through this, you can also find courses, lectures and events organized by many sub-organizations. There are videos on YouTube, the most views are with the series called Metalliitieri, which has received a whopping 29 thousand views with Marko Hietala's visit! Using celebrities in videos is an effective way to expand awareness of mental health issues. Social media can certainly reach young people, and depending on the platform, people of other ages. People can recognize that aha, I think I suffer from this. This is not just my thing, there are others who feel the same way. Getting help can easily happen with a one-click tactic via the internet, if meeting peop...