Table 3.
Facilitators and barriers identified by stakeholders for implementing Picterus JP, based on the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR)
| CFIR domain | Facilitators | Barriers |
|---|---|---|
| a) Innovation: Picterus JP |
Easy to use Useful: improves detection, decreases blood pricking, saves resources |
Doubts or uncertainties about performance in real-life scenarios and in all types of skin colours Requires internet connection Potential high cost |
| b) Outer setting: National health system, IMSS, and Oaxaca community |
Aligns with mission Adequate digital literacy among healthcare workers Community acceptance through awareness-raising and dissemination would facilitate acceptance |
Long process to get regulatory approval Added value needs to be identified by authorities Unstable mobile data network in Oaxaca |
| c) Inner setting: IMSS health facilities in the study |
Adequate physical infrastructure Requires minimal equipment Compatible with work routine |
Insufficient internal internet network |
| d) Individuals: HCWs, health administrators |
Expressed need and desire to improve NNJ detection Willingness and motivation to use new technology |
Resistance to change |