Terveydenhuollon ammattilaisten ja asiakkaiden näkemyksiä kokemusasiantuntijan vastaanottotoiminnasta by Rask, Linda-Maria

“…Experiential expertise can be seen as a way to strengthen the position of the client in social and health care. An expert by experience (EbE) is a lay person who has underwent a long-term education and has personal experience of some kind of illness or condition and using service system. …”
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Kouluruokailua koskevan uutisoinnin temaattinen analyysi by Kähkönen, Hilla

“…Subthemes are the taste, quality and healthiness of school lunches, students’ possibilities to influence school lunches, costs, political statements, human relations, food waste, vegetarian and locally produced food, cooperation between school and home, appreciation of school lunches, social and physical atmosphere, differences in food culture in Finland and cultural differences between different countries’ school catering systems. …”
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Digitalisaation vaikutukset kaupunkisuunnittelussa by Kronholm, Kristiina

“…This research gives a view through this term’s offset and future who have a meaning of observing technology as a part of the de-velopment of society and the field of information system science in a context of city. This review has been proceeded by observing sources from relevant publishers of the field of information technology. …”
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Ylioppilastutkinnon muotoutuminen autonomian aikana by Lindström, Aslak

“…Factors considered included: cultural bilingualism, the development of Western thought and learning, the transition from the Assembly of Representatives of the Estates to Parliament, social and economic changes, the politics of Russification, the opening of education to women, changes in the education system, and the separation of Church and school. …”
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Biofuels, carbon offsetting, climate-related financial disclosures and materiality in sustainability reporting in the airline industry by Vilén, Ella

“…Conversely, the weight between the studied materiality categories; social, environmental, economic and governance have stayed remotely the same, with emphasis on social issues. …”
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Exploring the role of generative artificial intelligence in digital content marketing by Kauppinen, Risto Tapio

“…The third key result is that firms have utilized GAI for enhancing their organic visibility on both social media and information search channels. The main applications for GAI stems from content production for these channels by using GAI programs to create visu-als and texts and contribute to supporting activities such as keyword research. …”
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Fysioterapeuttiopiskelijoiden moniammatilliseen osaamiseen yhteydessä olevat tekijät by Tervonen, Kirsi

“…Students with a more positive perception of their ethical and social competence had a 4,7 times more positive perception of their interdisciplinary competence than students with a poor perception of their ethical and social competence (odds ratio: OR 4.7, confidence interval 1,523–14,364, p = 0.007). …”
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Kirjanpainajan (Ips typographus) tuhokohteiden etäisyys luonnonsuojelualueisiin Etelä-Suomen alueella by Palmu, Saana

“…In this thesis, using Geographic Information System (GIS), I studied whether nature reserves are distributed closer to or further from the declared I. typographus damage sites between 2012-2022 than randomly selected control sites in Southern Finland. …”
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Reippaasti raskaana : raskausajan lihaskuntokurssin suunnittelu, toteutus ja arviointi by Katajisto, Erika

“…In addition, the preliminary information of the course participants was taken into account in the planning and implementing. …”
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Liikkumispaikoissa käyntien useuden yhteys fyysiseen aktiivisuuteen ikääntyneillä henkilöillä by Salke, Riikka

“…In this study, physical activity was measured with an accelerometer and the data on the frequency of visiting physical activity destinations were collected using an internet-based Public Participation Geographic Information System (PPGIS) questionnaire. The physical activity destinations were 1) indoor sports facilities, 2) outdoor sports facilities, 3) other destinations motivating older people to move outdoors in the neighbourhood, 4) other destinations motivating older people to move outdoors beyond the neighbourhood, and 5) everyday physical activity destinations, where older people visited by active mode of transportation. …”
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