Through the completion of my curated source collection I had many ups and downs in the research process but none I was not able to overcome or figure out a way to improve, I’ll explain later in this reflection. That being said, I feel pretty good about the quality of the sources I found overall. My claim on this is to demonstrate how technology has ultimately advanced the potential of medical findings and procedures with a relationship in literacy as it is used in analysis. I was interested in this topic due to my background and interest in pursuing a career in surgery, which gave me even more of a drive to find out more about how in 10 years the future of medicine may be turned around with the use of technology. At the beginning it was hard to find sources on medicine and technology that did not veer towards the business financial aspect of medical technology. One of my favorite sources I found was the TED talk on A Universal Translator for Surge ons the unive...
Karina,
ReplyDeleteYour project was very interesting because it made me think about if I would be as comfortable with a robot doctor than a human doctor. I agree with your argument that robots shouldn't replace humans because us humans have the better judgement. When I first thought about your argument I thought that robots would be a better fit for the doctor position. I was thinking if we made robot more technologically advanced than humans it would work better. But than I also thought that robot doctors wouldn't be able to interpret the right information or understand what the person is saying all the time. That's why I think humans should have the doctor title instead of robots. I thought your project got people think about what would they feel comfortable with. Great job!
Hi Karina,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed watching your video! I find this topic incredibly interesting, and is making me rethink becoming a bio major. I do think, however, that although technology and robots in the medical field would probably increase factors such as precision and efficiency and reduce things such as burnout, a robot most likely could not serve as a replacement for such things as bedside manner and the ability to think critically and be empathetic towards patients, gaining experience and being able to diagnose someone based on this experience. Overall well done!
Jake Fallon