Objective:

To develop an evaluation framework for the implementation of Swift Medical's technology in a rural multi-site health system, addressing the unique challenges of rural healthcare.

Approach:

Key Findings:

• Core value propositions and priority outcomes for evaluation were identified.
• Three key themes emerged: expectations of the technology, considerations for implementation, and potential barriers.
• A Monitoring and Evaluation framework was developed, grounded in the Quintuple Aim, which includes patient experience, population health, cost, provider satisfaction, and health equity.

Interpretation:

The study emphasizes the need for context-sensitive evaluation frameworks in digital health decision-making in rural systems.

Limitations:

• Limited number of interviews may not capture the full range of stakeholder perspectives.
• Findings may not be generalizable to all rural healthcare settings.

Conclusion:

The findings offer insights for health organizations considering the adoption and sustainability of AI-enabled wound care technologies.

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