Senior Project Reflection

The theme of the group project was an overall summary of what RCHS life looks like. The hardest part of the assignment was creating our own music sound track to use for the video and the easiest/ most fun part was creating the videos.

Link: https://vimeo.com/user31631452/videos

Senior Farewell Project

Mezeret, Steven, and I

Our project is an RCHS parody in order to describe our experience in a funny way

We are going to make a music video with us rapping lyrics

Capstone

I had three major items at my table including my laptop (middle), end product ( right side of laptop), and my infographic (tripod on the right side of the table. I also had a table cloth covering the table and a folder with my final research paper and 20 interview questions. 

My presentation took about 4 minutes and both judges came to judge mine at 5:00. Before the judges came I had juniors waiting for me to set up my table so that they could write their papers for PCC and get out of school. 

The hardest part was preparing for the presentation and getting myself to dress up because I can not stand formal clothing. Once I got comfortable in my own skin the presentation was very easy because I already knew everything and the judges looked impressed. The most fun was after I finished presenting because I was able to look at everyone else's projects and socialize. I also played some soccer in the back corner of El paso because my friend had a soccer ball for his presentation, but he finished the presentation so we were free to do whatever. 

Website Address

http://socceranti12.wix.com/the-future-of-nusing

In addition to the other things we have created, I will have a survey that people can take in order to get them involved with my problem. It will allow them to describe a robot that they would be most comfortable around. I will also include pictures of the different types of robotic nurses created with descriptions about them. A table cloth would be more attractive and I will dress up in a suit to look professional.
Link: http://editor.wix.com/html/editor/web/renderer/edit/7f5858d6-ddb3-4e6b-9960-2efe59fc8bf1?metaSiteId=21930e96-53ff-42a6-9ddf-855ed027aa1c&editorSessionId=1B86804D-537C-4FF5-9E10-A8A09BBE30B7

Infographic Review

My capstone project states that we have a low nursing workforce and we need to incorporate robotic nurses into the medical industry so that our nurses are not being overwhelmed by a large amount of tasks within a short amount of time. The robotic nurses will create less stress and allow nurses to spend more time with each patient which will reduce mistakes. My infographic shows all of the benefits that robotic nurses have and a statistic report on how many patients would like robotic nurses to care for them. 

I made this in Winter Term and the hardest thing was creating a list of statistics. 

I added more statistics this time around. 

Infographic Poster Info

Title and introduction: The employment of robotic nurses will lead to an improved healthcare system by reducing mistakes and allowing patients to recover faster through robotic aid in rehabilitation exercises.

Body 1:  Most of the technology in the medical field today is to consistently record data about a patient; however, most of these records are not relative to the patient’s problems and therefore is useless.

Body 2: Technology will be the future of the medical industry because it provides a faster, safer, more stable, less invasive, more accurate, and more intelligent way of surgeries and medical procedures

Body 3: ADU (Automated Dispensing Unit) helps dispense proper medicine necessary for specific patients in a timely manner which has allowed nurses to get the correct dosage amount every time.

Conclusion: Technology is the next step forward and the creation of a robotic nurse will be a huge help for the medical industry.

Works Cited

Kaur, Satwant. "How Medical Robots are going to Affect Our Lives." IETE Technical Review (Medknow Publications & Media Pvt. Ltd.) 29.3 (2012): 184-187. Academic Search Complete. Web. 23 Oct. 2014. 

Rosenthal, Elisabeth. "Can a Computer Replace Your Doctor?" Sunday Review 20 Sept. 2014. The New York Times. Web. 6 Oct. 2014.

Sirois, Pascal, et al. "Nurses' Perceptions and Attitudes towards New ADU Technology And Use."     Technology & Health Care 21.1 (2013): 41-47. Academic Search Complete. Web. 2 Oct. 2014.