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jimfields33

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3. Absolutely. The technology can work hand in hand with doctors and nurses.

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Thu Aug 10, 2023, 12:23 PM

Aug 2023

A neighbor went to the clinic because she was dizzy. They said vertigo. Gave medication. Four days later, no better. Went to primary care doctor. It was an ear infection. How can they miss that? The person at the clinic should be retrained or fired. What a waste of time and money.

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Hospital bosses love AI. Doctors and nurses are worried. (Washington Post) [View all] highplainsdem Aug 2023 OP

"Good" nurses and doctors might see/feel beyond AI algorithms. Nowadays, I'd like an AI check too. Silent Type Aug 2023 #1

Absolutely. The technology can work hand in hand with doctors and nurses. jimfields33 Aug 2023 #3

Yeah, no kidding. Aristus Aug 2023 #5

Your an awesome one! jimfields33 Aug 2023 #6

Thank you. Aristus Aug 2023 #7

Yeah, Really RobinA Aug 2023 #12

Robots doing surgery, what could go wrong? Brainfodder Aug 2023 #2

A lot of heart, knee and hip work are done by robots. jimfields33 Aug 2023 #4

Robots are doing surgery - and have been for more than two decades. Ms. Toad Aug 2023 #9

I don't know if you've been a hospital recently - Ms. Toad Aug 2023 #8

There has been continuous monitoring in hospitals for years ismnotwasm Aug 2023 #10

It's going to take a minute to get them working in tandem Sympthsical Aug 2023 #11