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A delegation of British healthcare leaders came to Finland as Klinik’s guests to check out digital solutions in healthcare. The island nation is seeking new and alternative solutions to the shortage of doctors. The UK healthcare system, which is based on practices run by general practitioners, is suffering from a shortage of doctors. Traditionally in the UK, doctors have worked long hours at their practices, but the young generation of doctors no longer ...

At the core of Klinik’s customer service is a belief that customer success is the basis of the company’s operations. This means that the Klinik customer success team does everything it can to provide a service that brings real relief to customers. In Finland, the Klinik online service is in use at over 400 healthcare facilities. Although cooperation with Klinik does not always start from something being wrong, after the introduction of the Klinik online se...

Klinik’s rapid internationalisation has received a new boost with a new recruit who ensures that the company has expertise in adapting software for various target countries. The most recent recruit in the technical team, Kaius Perttilä, has led software development, has extensive experience in information management, and is well versed in internationalisation. Perttilä’s background is in coding, consultancy and project management, and he has worked, for exa...

Healthcare has reached a turning point. With public healthcare in Finland and elsewhere in the world suffering from a shortage of resources, the possibilities offered by artificial intelligence can, in the future, open entirely new vistas in healthcare. Although the image of care robots may seem clinically cold compared to human nurses, in reality, artificial intelligence can free the staff’s time for engaging with patients. What kinds of practical possibi...