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The first genetic screening in Finland: Its execution, evaluation and some possible implications for liberal government

This paper first describes how genetic screening was launched in Finland. The recommendations of researchers for improving the execution of future screenings are then used to lead into a demonstration of a certain decision-making method as a possible tool for carrying out these improvements. In the latter part, the Finnish pilot screening is seen as an emerging form of liberal government. Specific problems faced by such a government in the case of genetic screening are outlined and discussed, and the decision-making method mentioned is related to this context.