Should the wellbeing services county contact you if your data suggest a health risk?
Healthcare services are undergoing a transformation, becoming increasingly proactive. In the future, wellbeing services counties will have better opportunities to identify health risks at an early stage using patient records and other available data.
Proactive healthcare can mean, for example, reaching out when a person’s data indicate an elevated risk of illness – before the situation becomes serious.
Better support or too much interference?
Proactive healthcare also raises questions. How does it affect the sense of trust and safety? How many of us see anticipation as meaningful and useful and how many as interference in private matters?
Have your say and join the discussion
What do you think about proactive healthcare?
- Would you feel comfortable if the wellbeing services county contacted you proactively based on health risks?
- Where is the line between effective prevention and excessive intervention?
- How should proactive healthcare be implemented to build trust?
Add your own suggestion to the discussion and share your opinion. The discussion is open until 5 February.