Various speakers address the topic of healthcare systems in transition. First of all, Joris Slaets spoke about the ageing population, increase in chronic diseases, raising health expenditure and staff shortages; what does this mean for the healthcare and the significance of prevention. He pleaded to bring back the narrative in healthcare. Paul Habets of Vitaal Vechtdal explained how the region Vechtdal ensures their citizens can remain fit and healthy. The evening continued with a panel discussion with Anja van der Aa, Pim Assendelft, Bas Bloem and André Rouvoet who spoke about requirements to successfully implement prevention in the different care situations. According to Bas Bloem, professor of Neurology at Radboudumc: "Knowledge institutions also have to work together with companies on prevention issues, as this helps to push innovations into society."

During the second evening, the audience heard about how society can be moved towards healthy habits. Bas Heine started with a column on the societal effects of the technological revolution. He was followed by Fons van der Lucht who highlighted health epidemic. Fons van der Lucht: "It is a challenging task for the government to implement policies on prevention. The opportunities lie in societal acceptance of healthy lifestyles." The evening continued with a panel discussion with Mariska Koster, Bas van de Goor, Suzan Wopereis and Gaston Remmers who spoke about the responsibility and ownership of a healthy lifestyle.