The NHS is facing unprecedented challenges with long waiting lists for treatment and staff shortages.A hospital in Bristol is already using robots to improve efficiency in some behind the scenes roles and is now experimenting with how robots might interact with patients.
There are many automated check ins ( at our local hospital) which are covered in plastic and closed due to covid
As shown on shark Tank
They should try them as GP receptionists, probably less intrusive and know a lot more!
It’s almost hilarious the amount of resources that are wasted on these vanity projects when basic IT needs aren’t met for staff in hospitals all over the country. F-ing robots asking about tea when you don’t even have a working native EPR system, get a grip.
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That’s great. Can Boris Johnson be replaced by a robot? Perhaps that’ll work better at least it won’t breach Covid rule by having Christmas party.
Seem more automate it not to improve service.
Didn’t they start using a similar thing in gps? they are in a corner with “out of order please see receptionist” on them
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Yeah works great on a fit young person try it on a half deaf 80 year old with arthritis. For goodness sake, what a waste of effort!!
Cannot see it having significant benefits as nurse intuition a vital part of good health care.
I hate this shit, I want to speak to a person, preferably someone with a strong accent and a work ethic when I have a medical complaint.
They'll probably see patients more than doctors do!