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  1. The syringe residue analysis study provides laboratory-verified information on the prevalence of substances used by injection and changes over time.
    https://thl.fi/en/research/projects/syringe-residue-analysis-study-escape-
  2. Monitoring of Services for Older People produces up-to-date and comparable information on the quality and implementation of services for older people to support national monitoring.
    https://thl.fi/en/research/projects/monitoring-of-services-for-older-people
  3. The project produced information on the health, well-being, service needs and factors affecting integration of the immigrant population.
    https://thl.fi/en/research/projects/a-high-quality-database-to-support-equality-in-finland-national-and-regional-integration-monitieto-
  4. 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
  5. 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-
  6. 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
  7. 27.4.2026 | Efforts to prevent violence in the wellbeing services counties have developed in a positive direction in many respects over the past two years, according to a recent survey conducted by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL). At the same time, regional differences remain considerable, and in particular the weakening of coordination structures and the lack of services for perpetrators threaten the effectiveness and continuity of this work.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/violence-prevention-has-strengthened-in-wellbeing-services-counties-significant-structural-challenges-remain
  8. 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-
  9. 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
  10. 28.4.2026 | The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has published its proposals for the programme of Finland’s next government, which will begin its term next year. The proposals aim to strengthen people’s psychological resilience in times of crisis. Good physical and mental health, social wellbeing and a well-functioning society all contribute to resilience.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-publishes-its-proposals-for-the-government-programme-aim-is-to-strengthen-people-s-psychological-resilience-and-trust-in-the-future
  11. 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
  12. 25.6.2026 | In the development of social and health care, there is now a need to place greater emphasis on services and on improving their effectiveness, according to THL. This includes, among other things, defining the scope of services that publicly funded social and health care system should provide in general. So far, cost savings and public finance perspectives have been emphasised in the development and steering of the system.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-the-development-of-social-and-health-care-should-now-focus-on-services-and-on-building-trust
  13. 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
  14. 24.6.2026 | “In Finland’s comprehensive security, the key question is how we manage together – not just how I manage alone,” said Director General Otto Helve at SuomiAreena. Mental resilience is a central part of comprehensive security. It refers to the ability of individuals, communities and society to withstand the strain of crises and recover from their impacts.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-at-suomiareena-mental-resilience-is-built-in-everyday-life-at-its-core-are-trust-and-community
  15. 3.6.2026 | The latest statistics on access to treatment from the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) show two diverging trends. In primary health care, patients experienced longer waiting times for access to treatment in 2025. In specialised health care, however, the number of patients waiting a long time for treatment decreased significantly.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/patients-face-longer-waiting-times-for-access-to-treatment-in-primary-health-care-waiting-lists-in-specialised-health-care-have-shortened
  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. 5.5.2026 | The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has published a Comprehensive Security Review containing more than one hundred policy recommendations aimed at strengthening Finland’s security and the population’s crisis resilience. The recommendations address mental crisis resilience, health security, social welfare and health care, and social security. The work was prompted by significant changes in the security environment.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-publishes-more-than-one-hundred-recommendations-to-strengthen-finland-s-comprehensive-security
  18. 10.12.2025 | The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has launched the Health Foresight online service. Based on past development and possible future scenarios, the service offers forecasts related to population morbidity, functional capacity and work ability limitations as well as the risk factors affecting them, such as lifestyles.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/health-foresight-provides-insight-into-possible-development-trends-in-chronic-diseases-and-the-costs-of-health-services
  19. 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
  20. 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