Finnish Doctors Lack Sufficient Information on Treatment Benefits and Harms

Experts in Finland's healthcare system state that doctors do not receive enough information regarding the benefits and harms of treatments, leading to many low-risk patients receiving interventions with minimal health benefits.

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Lääkärit eivät saa tarpeeksi tietoa hoitojen hyödyistä ja haitoista, sanoo aiheesta väitellyt Aleksi Raudasoja

Suomen terveydenhuollossa hoidetaan paljon matalan riskin potilaita, joille terveyshyöty hoitotoimenpiteestä on hyvin pieni, sanovat asiantuntijat.

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Finnish Doctors Lack Sufficient Information on Treatment Benefits and Harms

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Lääkärit eivät saa tarpeeksi tietoa hoitojen hyödyistä ja haitoista, sanoo aiheesta väitellyt Aleksi Raudasoja

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