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 able to work together,
to go towards a common goal. The cultural and religious background must be
taken into account. An interpreter or interpretation should be used as
needed.
Vulnerable
people must be identified and guided to help. Anyone in a vulnerable position
can be anyone. Because of clients age, background, life situation. The client
may also belong to several minorities at the same time. Professionals should be
aware of the accessible obstacles to the wounded in terms of access to
services.
Etene. 2021. Publication 34: Ethical grounds for the social and health care field, 2012. Retviered: https://etene.fi/en/publications. Accessed: 13.3.2025
THL. 2023. Kokonaisvaltainen työote. Retviered: https://thl.fi/aiheet/maahanmuutto-ja-kulttuurinen-moninaisuus/tyon-tueksi/hyvia-kaytantoja/kokonaisvaltainen-tyoote. Accessed 13.3.2025
Sosiaali ja terveysministeriö. Sosiaali- ja
terveyspalveluja koskeva lainsäädäntö. Retviered: https://stm.fi/sotepalvelut/lainsaadanto. Accessed: 13.3.2025
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