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MWITA-RL-2026-019 · Evidence A · P1

A 2026 staggered-rollout study of Rwandan public hospitals found lower red-blood-cell inventory and wastage after drone adoption and reductions in in-hospital mortality for postpartum hemorrhage and trauma concentrated among hospitals closer to a drone port.

What this does not establish

Health gains were not realized at all hospitals; the evidence does not establish universal drone superiority, retail-logistics productivity or cost-effectiveness.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Public abstract gives no effect sizes here; rollout timing and distance may still correlate with local conditions despite the quasi-experimental design.

What would change the reading

Update with full estimates, robustness tables, cost data and independent replication.

Primary routes

  1. RL-S015https://pubsonline.informs.org/doi/full/10.1287/msom.2025.0055Open source record →

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