Now a days in operating rooms there are roughly around a dozen people from surgeons to nurses. In the near future there could eventually be a couple nurses and one surgeon operating a robot that is performing a very precise and complex surgery. A doctor could accomplish at a computer console that operates a surgical robot with what a dozen people could accomplish. Robots preforming surgeries seems very scary to most people but scientists are developing technology to make it happen and doing it safely. The goal of doing robotic surgery in hospitals is the ability to do smaller and more precise interventions and less invasive and more comfortable experience for the patient.
A robot performing surgeries improves society’s needs because robots …show more content…
Not only does surgical robots improve the accuracy of procedures and reducing the complications of surgeries. Along with the surgical robot being extremely accurate, the surgical robots save a lot of money in terms of before and after operation care costs and how long you stay in the hospital. In hospitals the cost of health care is 2.17 trillion or 16.5% of GDP. 30 to 40 percent of the money is spent on inefficiencies. There has been 98,000 deaths and 1,000,000 plus injuries. Surgical robots are becoming more common and given the information they are going to be saving not only the hospitals a lot of money in the long run but also the patients. Some characteristics of the surgical robot that make it better than a surgeon standing over a human is the flexibility, speed, safety, control, mobility, work, efficiency, timeliness, and the lack of …show more content…
(2018, January 5). Retrieved from ureadthis: https://ureadthis.com/amazing-new-technology-science-discoveries-will-see-year-2018-wait-watch/
Bonsor, K. (2018). how robotic surgery will work. Retrieved from how stuff works: https://health.howstuffworks.com/medicine/modern-technology/robotic-surgery1.htm
Robotics and Thier Economic Impact on Healthcare. (2011, January 21). Retrieved from SlideShare: https://www.slideshare.net/Mramos008/robotics-and-their-economic-impact-on-healthcare
Social and economic impact surgical robot. (2018). Retrieved from course Hero: https://www.coursehero.com/file/p4n6qa7/Social-and-Economic-impact-Surgical-robots-have-a-social-impact-on-our-society/
Sullins, J. (2018). Ethical trust in the context of robot assisted surgery. Retrieved from gold.ac.uk:
A robot performing surgeries improves society’s needs because robots …show more content…
Not only does surgical robots improve the accuracy of procedures and reducing the complications of surgeries. Along with the surgical robot being extremely accurate, the surgical robots save a lot of money in terms of before and after operation care costs and how long you stay in the hospital. In hospitals the cost of health care is 2.17 trillion or 16.5% of GDP. 30 to 40 percent of the money is spent on inefficiencies. There has been 98,000 deaths and 1,000,000 plus injuries. Surgical robots are becoming more common and given the information they are going to be saving not only the hospitals a lot of money in the long run but also the patients. Some characteristics of the surgical robot that make it better than a surgeon standing over a human is the flexibility, speed, safety, control, mobility, work, efficiency, timeliness, and the lack of …show more content…
(2018, January 5). Retrieved from ureadthis: https://ureadthis.com/amazing-new-technology-science-discoveries-will-see-year-2018-wait-watch/
Bonsor, K. (2018). how robotic surgery will work. Retrieved from how stuff works: https://health.howstuffworks.com/medicine/modern-technology/robotic-surgery1.htm
Robotics and Thier Economic Impact on Healthcare. (2011, January 21). Retrieved from SlideShare: https://www.slideshare.net/Mramos008/robotics-and-their-economic-impact-on-healthcare
Social and economic impact surgical robot. (2018). Retrieved from course Hero: https://www.coursehero.com/file/p4n6qa7/Social-and-Economic-impact-Surgical-robots-have-a-social-impact-on-our-society/
Sullins, J. (2018). Ethical trust in the context of robot assisted surgery. Retrieved from gold.ac.uk: