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At the beginning of the decade, problems arising from physically heavy work were seen at the regional health care centres of Central Finland. Developing ergonomic working methods and investing in patient handling devices significantly improved the daily life of the nurses as well as of the patients.
The Unit of International Affairs at Kela (The Social Insurance Institution of Finland) is located in premises that have been renovated with the aim of enabling work that demands concentration. There are no private work rooms, but many other means are used to support concentration-demanding work in a multi-space office.
