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Robots, Caring, and Nursing in a World of Advancing Technology

A discourse about robots and human caring in Nursing is long overdue. The Anne Boykin Institute for the Advancement of Caring in Nursing focused its 2018 Summer Academy on this topic with the theme “Humanoid Caring Robots: Is It Possible?” The Institute provided the needed avenue to initiate this discourse, addressing issues, concerns, fears, and ambitions related to robots as partners in human caring. The dialogue was guided by four questions: