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  1. 27.5.2026 | According to a recent report, continuity of care can be improved by developing information management, harmonising documentation practices and making wider use of digital solutions and artificial intelligence.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/continuity-of-care-can-be-improved-through-smooth-information-flow-and-digital-solutions
  2. Coordination and support for implementation definition of data content and development requirements, development of secondary use of task information from social and crisis emergency services.
    https://thl.fi/en/research/projects/implementation-of-the-field-system-kejo-in-social-welfare
  3. 16.6.2026 | The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) and the University of Eastern Finland (UEF) are deepening their cooperation. An agreement on a new type of collaboration was signed in Kuopio on 16 June.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-and-the-university-of-eastern-finland-strengthen-cooperation-shared-knowledge-and-expertise-support-health-promotion
  4. The MoniSuomi survey aims to provide reliable and up-to-date information on the foreign-born population living in Finland.
    https://thl.fi/en/research/projects/national-survey-on-health-well-being-and-service-use-among-foreign-born-population-monisuomi-
  5. Data-driven management is the foundation of effective well-being work Published 9.9.2026 The views expressed in the blog posts are the writers' own and do not represent the official position of the institution. Promoting the well-being and health ...
    https://thl.fi/en/-/data-driven-management-is-the-foundation-of-effective-well-being-work
  6. CAREFIT examines how physical activity promotes the health and functional capacity of older family caregivers and how caring responsibilities affect participation in a physical activity programme.
    https://thl.fi/en/research/projects/promoting-physical-activity-and-functional-capacity-among-informal-carers-carefit-
  7. 20.5.2026 | Healthcare chat consultations improved access to primary care but did not significantly reduce in-person visits. They did, however, reduce contacts through other services, such as phone calls, consultations, and assessments of care needs. Overall, the total number of primary care contacts increased.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/healthcare-chat-consultations-improved-access-but-did-not-significantly-reduce-in-person-visits
  8. 11.5.2026 | The financing model for wellbeing services counties requires further development, and the work should examine, among other things, the incentives in the current model, the demographic model and the counties’ taxation rights, according to THL. The institute has published its own proposal for the further development of the financing model in the coming years.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-the-health-and-social-services-financing-model-requires-further-development-incentives-and-regional-taxation-rights-should-be-examined
  9. 11.6.2026 | According to the latest results from the National Health Index, rates of work disability are on the decline among the population in Uusimaa while primarily increasing elsewhere in Finland. Morbidity, however, is changing in different ways in different diagnostic categories. For example, the occurrence of coronary disease is declining in all of Finland while diabetes and sleep apnoea are on the rise nationwide. Mental health also remains a concern.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/regional-differences-in-rates-of-work-disability-growing-morbidity-statistics-show-rise-in-occurrence-of-diabetes-and-sleep-apnoea-nationwide
  10. 13.8.2026 | At the beginning of 2025, a new Disability Services Act entered into force. According to the wellbeing services counties, the organisation of services under the new legislation and the implementation of the Act have, in many respects, proceeded well. However, a survey conducted by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) among the wellbeing services counties shows that there are also challen...
    https://thl.fi/en/-/implementation-of-the-new-disability-services-act-has-progressed-in-the-wellbeing-services-counties-more-information-is-needed-on-the-effects-of-the-legislation
  11. 5.5.2026 | The renewed Innokylä online service has been launched. The reform strengthens Innokylä’s role in supporting development work and promotes the findability, assessment and implementation of effective practices in social welfare and health services as well as in health and wellbeing promotion.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/renewed-innokyla-supports-the-development-assessment-and-implementation-of-effective-practices
  12. Information guides the future of child welfare Published 4.12.2025 The views expressed in the blog posts are the writers' own and do not represent the official position of the institution. Attendees of the National Child Welfare Days in Jyväskylä ...
    https://thl.fi/en/-/information-guides-the-future-of-child-welfare
  13. Influencing social welfare information starts during legislative drafting Published 3.9.2026 The views expressed in the blog posts are the writers' own and do not represent the official position of the institution. The reform of the Social Welfare...
    https://thl.fi/en/-/influencing-social-welfare-information-starts-during-legislative-drafting
  14. 29.5.2026 | The number of households receiving supplementary social assistance increased in 11 wellbeing services counties and decreased in 12. The number of households receiving preventive social assistance increased in eight counties and decreased in 14.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/large-regional-differences-in-the-number-of-young-recipients-of-supplementary-and-preventive-social-assistance
  15. 3.9.2026 | The use of alpha-PVP remains heavily concentrated in southern and western Finland, particularly in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area. The increase in its use has levelled off, but use appears to have stabilised at a relatively high level. Cocaine use has increased in almost all parts of Finland, according to the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare’s latest wastewater study. The results provide an overview of drug use both nationally and locally in 32 cities across Finland.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/wastewater-study-on-drug-use-alpha-pvp-use-has-stabilised-cocaine-use-continues-to-rise
  16. 24.3.2026 | There will be service interruptions in the external online services of the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) on Wednesday 25 March. There will be interruptions between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/service-interruptions-in-thl-s-online-services-25.3
  17. 19.5.2026 | The number of children aged 0–2 who were taken into care increased by 9% in 2025.  A total of 292 children were taken into care in 2025. The number of children under 3 receiving support in open care increased by 10%.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/taking-into-care-of-children-under-3-has-increased-otherwise-no-major-changes-in-child-welfare-statistics
  18. 10.2.2026 | THL is ready to take responsibility for implementing a new national data and permit function focusing on the utilisation of health data. The report published today by Sitra proposes that a national health data space be established in Finland. This would bring together health data infrastructure, licensing and research, development, and innovation activities. This is based on the opportunities provided by artificial intelligence for the utilisation of data.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-ready-to-assume-responsibility-for-implementation-of-the-finnish-health-data-space-s-data-and-permit-function
  19. 16.6.2026 | Service needs assessments in child welfare continue to be completed mainly within the statutory timeframe, and fewer and fewer social workers have too many clients. According to THL, monitoring of statutory time limits must not be discontinued, because it helps ensure that children and families receive the support they need in a timely and equitable manner throughout the country.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/processing-times-and-caseloads-in-child-welfare-are-largely-in-good-shape-according-to-thl-monitoring-of-statutory-time-limits-must-continue-to-ensure-equitable-services
  20. 4.9.2026 | About six in ten clients of services for older people feel they get outdoors often enough.  Clients in service housing with 24-hour assistance feel they get outdoors often enough more commonly than clients in home care and communal housing.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/only-just-over-half-of-clients-of-services-for-older-people-feel-they-get-outdoors-enough-more-opportunities-to-get-outdoors-are-needed-especially-in-home-care