[How do we organize tomorrow's healthcare?]

Healthcare is in the heart of a rapidly changing society, with a number of major challenges. How do we organize tomorrow's healthcare in that light? In recent years, we focused on standardization, but that starts to squeeze. Patients are more than their disease the average patient does not exist. We are ready for the next steps. Good care has a lot to do with the good life and is therefore personal, complex and morally charged. Good care requires a broader base than just professional values and empirical knowledge. A mix of values and knowledge sources is required. This needs a more learning and connecting way of working. The organization of tomorrow's care must be in line and offer space for collaboration and learning. This requires organizing in networks and more trust in care providers and patients. Less control over content and more control over learning, connecting and shared values.