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Robots have been in the operating room for several years now. People are just not aware they certainly aren't there to reduce cost as much as reduce risk from h
by baldfat 9y ago
Robots have been in the operating room for several years now. People are just not aware they certainly aren't there to reduce cost as much as reduce risk from human error.
http://fortune.com/2016/07/11/robots-medical-surgeons/ http://fortune.com/2016/07/11/robots-medical-surgeons/
- firebird84 9y agoThe two concerns are intertwined, as reduced risk from human error means fewer malpractice claims, and slower premium increase (assuming a well functioning malpractice insurance market). Also, improved outcomes (due to fewer errors) also improve costs, as patients won't have to come back due to complications as often.