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Evil-eyed robot nurses do the rounds in Thai hospital as NHS bosses say droids could save Britain £12billion a year

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ROBOT WARDS 

Evil-eyed robot nurses do the rounds in Thai hospital as NHS bosses say droids could save Britain £12billion a year

They robots perform simple tasks such as delivering paperwork and medicine to doctors

By Gerard du Cann

 

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A robot wearing a nurse costume carries medical documents at Mongkutwattana General Hospital in Bangkok//REUTERS

 

EVIL-EYED robot nurses are roaming the wards of a Thai hospital as NHS bosses say droids could save Britain £12billion a year.

 

The Mongkutwattana General Hospital in Bangkok was struggling with a deluge of new patients at the end of last year and couldn’t hire enough staff to deal with them.

 

Instead, they bought three robot nurses and kitted them out in the health facility's sunshine yellow uniform. The new-age solution comes after a top doctor said robot carers could save the NHS £12billion a year.

 

Former health minister Lord Darzi, a leading surgeon, said nearly a third of care staff tasks could be handed over to robots. The Thailand machines seem to add credibility to his argument. They only perform simple tasks such as delivering paperwork and medicine to doctors.

 

Full story: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/8365794/robot-nurses-thailand-hospitals-nhs-save-millions/

 

-- The SUN 2019-02-07

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

The new-age solution comes after a top doctor said robot carers could save the NHS £12billion a year.

 

The SUN

Going on the reputation of The Sun 'newspaper', I'm surprised they didn't list the robot nurses vital statistics and include a topless photo of them.

 

Evil eyes and a black mask!!!! Not a really comforting sight .....

looks like a bad case of Pink Eye.

3 hours ago, doremifasol said:

Evil eyes and a black mask!!!! Not a really comforting sight .....

Please, please, can I post a joke here. ????????????

My hospital uses technology invented about 1850 for the same task.

 

It's a pneumatic tube system.

And naturally being the NHS it will need a raft of high paid managers to oversee the robots, same as in all other areas of the NHS! 

18 minutes ago, maxcorrigan said:

And naturally being the NHS it will need a raft of high paid managers to oversee the robots, same as in all other areas of the NHS! 

With a company car.

If it was a Cherry 2000’ now we’re talking.

she gets my backing!

Hahaha .. They're having a laugh .. Bed baths will be a bit clumsy looking at her hands .. once they've been unbolted from the thing she's carrying .. 

3 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:

Hahaha .. They're having a laugh .. Bed baths will be a bit clumsy looking at her hands .. once they've been unbolted from the thing she's carrying .. 

Not sure whether 'unbolted' or 'unhinged' is the better description?

that's some good savings but not as much as Johnson anticipated, wasn't he saying when campaigning for Brexit,  by exiting the EU the NHS would be saving 365 Million a day x 365 or 366 days =

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