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Who is responsible for people's health? And how do we organise this, now the demand for care is rising and the system threatens to get stuck? In Expedition VitalHealth, Máxima MC and housing corporation Trudo jointly explore their changing roles and responsibilities within preventive healthcare.
Health Overshoot Day
Health Overshoot Day (HOD) is the fictitious date when the demand for support in health becomes greater than society and the healthcare system can handle. What does a fair distribution of limited available care look like in the Netherlands of 2040?
Imagine: in 2040, all Dutch people are invited to calculate their own HOD on their 50th birthday. Using personal health data, lifestyle and general outlook based on DNA and gender, it is calculated from which point onwards the state will no longer be able to provide their care. The consequences are presented and people are provided with tools that show how they can positively influence their HOD.
Mindset: agile, responsible and learning
Answers to difficult questions often lie in new collaborations. Together, partners can better empathise with the current situation while taking a critical look at the future. By letting people experience a social dilemma, we help them reflect on their own position and perspective.
