1. |
Trust in drones underpins successful use for TB diagnosis |
1.1 |
Seeing drones physically and understanding their uses build trust |
1.2 |
Prior knowledge of the use of drones determined trust |
1.3 |
Information on drone use develops trust in TB interventions |
2. |
Drone-based sample transport optimised connectivity and accessibility for people with TB and healthcare providers |
2.1 |
Reduce distance and travel time |
2.2 |
Reduce providers’ travel time, costs and anxiety |
2.3 |
Overcome transportation obstructions |
2.4 |
Improve recording of TB diagnosis |
2.5 |
Efficient delivery of sputum samples for TB diagnosis |
3. |
Drones create opportunities to improve community and healthcare system |
3.1 |
Opportunities to develop skills using new technology |
3.2 |
Opportunity to improve knowledge of drones and TB among the community |
3.3 |
Opportunities for improved communication |
3.4 |
Adapting experience of drone implementation beyond TB diagnosis |
3.5 |
Capitalizing local human resources to improve TB diagnosis |
4 |
External factors impede the use of drones to facilitate TB diagnosis |
4.1 |
TB-related stigma discouraged sample collection |
4.2 |
Drone flights are delayed by adverse weather |
4.3 |
Costs and human resources to operate drones are limited |