Do Robots Actually Do Surgery? | The Psychology of Medical Practice- Episode 9

Can a robot really perform surgery on a human being? Or is there still a surgeon behind every “robotic” operation? In Episode 9 of The Psychology of Medical Practice, we go inside the fascinating world of robotic surgery and uncover what these machines can actually do, what they cannot do, and how technology is changing the role of surgeons. As AI, robotics, and advanced medical technology continue to transform healthcare, one question becomes increasingly important: Will technology replace surgeons—or make surgeons more capable than ever? Whether you're a doctor, healthcare professional, medical student, or simply curious about the future of medicine, this episode explores the technology, psychology, and human decision-making behind robotic surgery. In this episode, we discuss: What robotic surgery actually means Do robots really perform surgery? The role of the surgeon in robotic surgery The economies of Robotic Surgery How doctors can adapt to rapidly evolving technology Why the human element will continue to matter in medicine The Psychology of Medical Practice Real-world business, behavioural and leadership lessons for healthcare professionals. 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe for more episodes Want to understand the psychology behind medical practice more deeply? Grab a copy of Psychology of Medical Practice by Dr. T. Senthil Tamilarasan — a book covering the business, behavioural and leadership lessons that medical school never taught you. 👉 Get your copy on Amazon: Grab Your Copy – https://amzn.in/d/03G9AXfY If you found this episode useful, Like, Share & Subscribe for more insights on the psychology of medical practice, healthcare technology, leadership, and the future of medicine. #PsychologyOfMedicalPractice #RoboticSurgery #SurgicalRobotics #FutureOfSurgery #MedicalTechnology #AIInHealthcare #HealthcareInnovation #HealthcareLeadership #FutureOfHealthcare #Doctors