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Social Care
JULY 7, 2023
[Image created by freepik.com ] Not a dung deal I am unconvinced AI and robotics will result in a smaller social care workforce. It’s more likely the wide spread use of AI and robotics will result in more, better paid jobs in the future. AI and robotics might be able to do all of the care tasks above with ease.
Social Work Futures
OCTOBER 20, 2021
Co-Bot – slang term for collaborative robot. This is a transitional kind of robots that interact with and require human/robot interaction – some suggest it is a wave of the future (at least for a while). Yet others suggest that robots can/should address the need for connection among humans.
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The Guardian
MAY 21, 2023
Robots that can assist caregivers have been talked up as being transformative. But some researchers fear such technology could take more than it gives Ingrid’s 22-year-old son Tom doesn’t understand danger.
Social Work Futures
MARCH 15, 2023
” The future of human rights in the face of rapid technological change is emerging as an important space right now. ” They analyze the types of spaces where these technologies are used in including pretrial settings, child welfare, the workplace, schools, credit evaluations, suicide risk, medical settings, and life insurance.
Relias
FEBRUARY 1, 2023
You can get claims paid with smart use of technology and education — but there is a sense of urgency since it’s already happening. “It The department was using inadequate technology to manage denials. Proactive revenue cycle leaders are fighting back with education and technology.
The Guardian
SEPTEMBER 6, 2023
There are better ways to support care home residents, such as improving conditions for staff, writes Chris Phillipson Your report ( ‘It’s almost magical’: how robotic pets are helping UK care home residents, 1 September ) made for depressing reading.
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