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Write a Senior Project Summary paper on the selected topic from Week One. In your paper include the following: I.Title Page a.Anticipated title (this may change for the completed project) b.Your name c.Course name and number d.Instructor’s name e.Date submitted II.Introduction: Provide a description of your selected topic (i.e., health care trend) and a thesis statement. Identify the organization that you have chosen to address, including why the issue of your selected topic is important to the health care administrators in your organization, and to the health care industry in general. This should be about one-third of a page. III.Scope of the Senior Project: This section should summarize the content topics and sub-topics related to the health care trend that will be addressed in the Senior Project. IV.Discussion: This section should be a constructive and analytical overview of what was found in the scholarly and professional literature. Make sure to discuss the pros/cons or strengths/weaknesses of the stakeholder group impacted (e.g., patient, provider, third-party payer, administrator, legislator, etc.) as applicable. In developing this section, it is important to demonstrate your understanding of the topic and the interventions and influences. This should be about one page. V.Conclusion: Provide a summary of the main effects of the contemporary health care trend on costs, quality, and access to services as it impacts various stakeholder groups. VI.Reference Page The Senior Project Summary should be two- to- three pages (excluding title and reference pages) in APA format as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.

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RICHARD WILLIAMS HCA 459 SENIOR PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MARTHA JENNINGS OCTOBER 11, 2017 Introduction  Technology is in constant growth and healthcare is not an exception  The delivery of care services to patients has changed due to technology  Introduction of more efficient means of serving clients  Better services through better diagnosis and treatment  The future is in technology  Used in medical sciences to perform different purposes  Most famous are surgical robots  The surgeon’s actions are on one side to control the effector  Can effect remote surgery without the presence of the human surgeon (Moniz & Krings, 2016).  Have changed the way surgeries are performed  Technology advanced to address changing surgery demands  Increased demand to operate with precision  Example is brain surgery which is intricate  Development of cancer tissues requires key attention to detail  Demand for faster surgeries with increased number of patients  Two key aspects focused on: safety and ethics  Is it safe to be operated on by a robot? Do they have ethical conduct?  No level of autonomy is defined for medical robots  Suggestion on six levels of autonomy for regulation: No autonomy, Robot assistance, Task autonomy, Conditional autonomy, High autonomy, Full automation (Yang et al., 2017).  A case of technology advancing faster than regulations  The field is generally new  Insurance does not efficiently cover the cost of medical surgeries  May be included in regular coverage for medical bills  Affordable Care Act does not address the surge  The new bill by Trump administration to address the issue better  AI is changing how hospitals function  Human-machine interaction interfaces  Outsource or create IT departments specifically for robots  Departmental restructuring to accommodate human-assisted robots (Yang, 2017).  Organizational learning for the robots  IT division integrated into the surgery  Better quality services  High precision  More complicated surgeries  Faster surgeries  More expensive healthcare  Higher success rates  Low employment  Decision-making and autonomy  Labor replacement of employees (Stahl & Coeckelbergh, 2016).  Roles and tasks  Moral agency  Privacy and data presentation  safety  Medical robots affect everyone  Physicians have to work alongside machines  Clients are supposed to receive service from them  Cost implications on investing on them  Shareholders need to invest in them  Owners will be revolutionary if organizations have their services Moniz, A. & Krings, B. (2016). Robots Working with Humans or Humans Working with Robots? Searching for Social Dimensions in New Human-Robot Interaction in Industry. Societies, 6, 23; doi:10.3390/soc6030023 Stahl, B. & Coeckelbergh, M. (2016). Ethics of healthcare robotics: Towards responsible research and innovation. Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 86, 152-161. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.robot.2016.08.018 Yang, G. (2017). Medical robotics—Regulatory, ethical, and legal considerations for increasing levels of autonomy. Science Robotics. Eaam8638
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Senior Project Summary
Introduction
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