HealthLeaders Media August 2, 2023
Carol Davis

Researchers examine whether advancements in robotics and AI can replicate nurses’ human qualities.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– Researchers from Japanese universities examined whether AI and robots can perform nursing tasks as well as humans.

– One issue is whether robots can be held accountable for their actions.

– Patients must be willing to accept robots as care providers for the success of AI-powered nurse robots.

The concept of AI-powered robots in nursing isn’t far-fetched anymore—Baptist Health in Jacksonville, Florida, is using Moxi, a robot, to help with tasks that might otherwise take up time away from patients—but issues remain whether they are capable of providing quality nursing care, a new study says.

Researchers from three Japanese universities examined whether AI and...

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